Nordwestuckermark
Nordwestuckermark is a municipality and district Uckermark in Brandenburg ( Germany ).
- 2.1 districts
- 2.2 settlements and residential places in the municipality
- 2.3 Amalgamations
- 2.4 Demographics
- 3.1 Coat of Arms
Geography
The name of the municipality Uckermark accurately describes the situation in the northwestern part of the Uckermark. With 253 km ² Nordwestuckermark is one of the 40 largest floor area communities in Germany. The municipal area is bigger than the city of Frankfurt am Main or almost twice the size of Schwerin.
Located in the northern Brandenburg area of the municipality includes the glacially influenced hills and lakes Uckermark. Large parts of the community Nordwestuckermark lie in the nature park Uckermärkische lakes, directly adjacent to the Natural Park Feldberg Lakes in the neighboring county Mecklenburg Lake District. Of the five largest lakes Uckermärkischen be mentioned within the municipal area: Big Lake, Dammsee, Big Parmensee, Star Lake and Hagen Naugartener lake. The municipality has in the south in the Zerweliner Heide extensive contiguous forest areas. The highest elevation of 129 m above sea level. NN is located in the nature reserve Kiecker southwest of the district Fürstenwerder.
Community structure
The community Nordwestuckermark has the following districts:
- Ferdinandshorst
- Fürstenwerder
- Gollmitz
- Wood village
- Kraatz
- Naugarten
- Roepersdorf / Sternhagen
- Schapow
- Schönermark
- Weggun
Other parts of municipalities and residential places in the municipality:
- Arendsee ( community section)
- August field ( part of municipality )
- Extension
- Beenz ( community section)
- Birch grove
- Bollmannshof
- Bülow wins ( community section)
- Charlottenhöh
- Christianenhof ( community section)
- Damerow ( community section)
- Dochower mill
- Falk Hagen ( community section)
- Ferdinandshof ( community section)
- Fiebigershof ( community section)
- Fisherman ( part of municipality )
- Friedenshof
- Great Sperrenwalde ( community section)
- Yard Sternhagen
- Hohenzollchow
- Horst ( community section)
- Kiecker
- Kruseshof
- Small Sperrenwalde ( community section)
- Kröchlendorff ( community section)
- Linde Hagen ( community member) to 1949 Hindenburg
- New Zollchow
- Parmentier ( community section)
- Raakow ( community section)
- Ride garden ( part of municipality )
- Roepersdorf
- Schmachtenhagen ( community section)
- Schulzenhof ( community section)
- Sternhagen
- Ulrichshof
- Forest settlement ( part of municipality )
- Warbende ( community section)
- Wilhelmshayn ( community section)
- Wilhelmshof ( community section)
- Wittstock ( community section)
- Zollchow
History
The community Nordwestuckermark was (Official Prenzlau country ) formed on 1 November 2001 from the previously independent municipalities Ferdinandshorst, Fürstenwerder, Gollmitz, Kraatz, Naugarten, Roepersdorf / Sternhagen, Schapow, Schönermark and Weggun (Official Nordwestuckermark ) and the Municipality of Wood Village. At the same time, the Office Nordwestuckermark was dissolved and the community Nordwestuckermark official free.
Districts
- Ferdinandshorst 1825 Ferdinandshorst is first mentioned.
- Linde Hagen: in June 1944 a concentration camp, the camp Hindenburg emerged as a subcamp of Ravensbruck concentration camp, to build near an SS command post ( Birch Grove ).
- Birch Grove: In this district, built and maintained the VEB Kombinat Back Neubrandenburg an industrial camps, represented by the large bakery Pasewalk ( Gropa ) was supervised.
Settlements and residential places in the municipality
- Arendsee: First mention of dominus Johannes de Arnesse 1289th
Incorporations
The formation of the community Nordwestuckermark took effect from 1 November 2001. Earlier incorporations are also listed.
1Lindenhagen was called up to the September 30, 1949 Hindenburg.
Demographics
Forecasts of population change
Forecast age structure
Policy
Coat of arms
The coat of arms was approved on 24 September 2003.
Blazon: " In the golden plate, sprinkled with black grains, a green wind rose with green-black faceted 16- pointed star and in the right direction Obereck zeigendem black sage. "
The coat of arms was designed by Frank heraldist Diemar.
Transport links
The B 109 (Berlin- Prenzlau ) runs through the south-east of the municipal area that touches B 198, the municipality in the north east ( district of wooden village). In the east adjoining county town Prenzlau consists rail connection as well as the connection point Prenzlau -south on the main highway 11 is a connection to the national road network. Until 2000, there were in the territory of present-day municipality of several stations on the now disused railway line Templin Prenzlau.
Personalities
- Albert of Schlippenbach ( born December 26, 1800 Prenzlau; † 26 December 1886 in Arendsee ), poet
- Hans Steffen ( born July 20, 1865 in Fürstenwerder, † April 7, 1936 in Davos ), German geographer
- Wilhelm Wittbrodt ( born November 8, 1878 in Arendsee, † May 12, 1961 in Berlin- Neukölln), German educational reformer, social democratic politician and esperantist.
Attractions
In the list of monuments in Nordwestuckermark are registered in the list of monuments of Brandenburg monuments.