Neu-Seeland

New Zealand is a municipality in the district of Upper Spreewald -Lausitz in Brandenburg and part of the Office Altdöbern.

  • 3.1 Municipal Council

Geography

The namesake of the municipality is the Lusatian Lakeland, which was created by the flooding of the Lusatian lignite opencast mining holes coalfield and still arises. This process had a strong influence on the landscape and settlement pattern in the region, as many former villages were dredged here. The Altdöberner lake Großräschener lake, the lake and the Sedlitzer Partwitz limits it to the territory of the municipality.

Neighboring communities

The surrounding communities within ten kilometers are Neupetershain, Drebkau, Welzow, Altdöbern, Proschim, Haidemühl and Grossraeschen.

Community structure

The municipality was created in the wake of the Brandenburg municipal reform on 1 February 2002 from the merger of the previously independent municipalities Bahnsdorf ( with the hamlet Lieske ), Lindchen ( with the hamlet Leeskow and the local layers dried Wolf and Kunersdorf ) Lubochow and Ressen.

Demographics

Policy

Municipal council

The municipal council of New Zealand consists of 10 community representatives plus the mayor.

  • Wählergruppe New Zealand 6 seats
  • Group of voters Lubochow 2 seats
  • Individual candidate 2 seats

(As at municipal election on 28 September 2008)

Culture and sights

In the list of monuments in New Zealand and in the list of ground monuments in New Zealand are registered in the list of monuments of the country Brandenburg monuments.

Oberspreewald-Lausitz Bronkow Calau Frauendorf Guteborn Hermsdorf, Brandenburg Hohenbocka Kroppen Lauchhammer Lindenau Luckaitztal Ortrand Ruhland Schipkau Schwarzbach, Brandenburg Schwarzheide Senftenberg Tettau (Brandenburg) Vetschau
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