Schönwalde-Glien

Schonwalde - ganglia is a municipality and district in Brandenburg Havel country. The seat of the municipality is located in the district Schonwalde settlement. The community Schonwalde - ganglia was formed by law from six formerly independent municipalities in 2003.

  • 2.1 Population development
  • 3.1 Municipal Council
  • 3.2 partner communities
  • 3.3 Coat of Arms 3.3.1 Coat of arms of districts

Geography

The community is for the most part north of the river Havel canal, north west of the Spandau Forest (Berlin- Spandau) and ten kilometers northeast of Nauen. The largest district Schonwalde settlement lies south of the Havel Canal and adjacent to Berlin-Spandau. Schonwalde - ganglia is part of the Regional Park Chandler forest. The municipality is located on the southwestern edge of the moraine Ländchen ganglia, and is bordered to the north by the southern slopes of the Chandler forest.

Map of the municipality Schonwalde - root ganglia, the eastern part of

Community structure

The community Schonwalde - ganglia consists of the districts:

  • Green Field (436 )
  • Pairs in ganglia (650)
  • Pausin ( 795)
  • Perwenitz ( 488 ) ( with living space Duettchens Hoh )
  • Schonwalde Village (903 )
  • Schonwalde settlement ( 4633 )
  • Wansdorf ( 874)

( Population figures from December 31, 2008 according to Town Hall)

History

Green field was in 1379, couples in the ganglia in 1412, Pausin in 1324, Perwenitz in 1248, Schonwalde village in 1437 and Wansdorf first mentioned in 1313. The district Schonwalde settlement was developed from 1900. The districts emerged as street Anger villages. Some of them took names Slavic origin as root ganglia ( glina = clay), Pausin ( place at the height) and Perwenitz (after the locator Perw ) or were given German names such as Green field, Schonwalde and Wansdorf (after the locator Wan ).

The present church was built in the framework of the municipal reform in Brandenburg on 26 October 2003, the municipalities of the Office Schonwalde - root ganglia ( Schonwalde, couples in the ganglia, Pausin, Perwenitz, Wansdorf ) and the municipality of Green field, which changed from the former Office Nauen country formed.

Demographics

The following two graphs, as the population of Schonwalde - ganglia has evolved into its present boundaries and is expected to develop. Since the end of the 19th century the population grew more slowly than the average Brandenburg. This is due to the lack of access to the railway. Due to the refugees from the Eastern regions showed at the end of World War II, a significant population boost. Since the housing of the GDR focused on the main and district towns since the late 1960s, the population of the area declined. Since the fall of the Berlin neighborhood leads to a rebound in the population. For the future, go to 2030 from both the statisticians of the national office and the Bertelsmann Foundation by another, but weaker growth.

Forecasts of population change

Forecast age structure

Policy

Municipal council

The local council Schonwalde - ganglia consists of 18 members with the following distribution of seats:

  • CDU: 9 seats (-1)
  • SPD: 5 seats (-1)
  • LEFT: 2 seats ( 1)
  • GREEN: 1 seat ( ± 0)
  • FAMILY: 1 seat ( 1)

(As at municipal election on 28 September 2008)

Partner communities

  • Wągrowiec, Poland
  • Muggensturm, district of Rastatt, Baden- Württemberg

Coat of arms

Blazon: " split from gold and blue, front a green ash leaf with seven leaflets, rear pole, two dashing silver swans. "

Reason: The Shield division builds on the design of the seal of the former municipality Schonwalde, as evidenced since at least 1946 and was apparently created by the 1935 coat of arms of the circle Osthavelland inspired. Both the coat of arms of Osthavellandes as well as the Seal of Schonwalde showed pale, two swans in plunging split plate in the rear box. The swans thus embody the tradition in which the community Schonwalde - ganglia is and refer to their territorial affiliation. The blue of the rear panel indicates the location of the municipality in the water-rich Luch. The gold of the front panel refers to the moraine Ländchen ganglia, whose name comes from the Elbslawischen and "Clay " means. It speaks thus for the second member of the community name " ganglia ". The green ash leaf with seven leaflets symbolizes the community of seven districts in the community. Ash, together with other tree species of Au, breakage and lowland forests rich stocks in Havelländisches Luch, which was historically referred to as Gliener Luch and takes up the largest part of the community. Ash are also popular avenue trees that line some sections of the roads connecting the villages. The blade is talking at the same time for the first member of the borough's name, " Schonwalde ".

The coat of arms was designed by Christian Gering from Schonwalde village. In a plebiscite in February 2004, 43 % of participating citizens of the community for the design unanimously at its meeting of 18 March 2004 approved by the municipal council decided.

The Ministry of the Interior of Brandenburg approved the coat of arms on 29 October 2004.

Coat of arms of districts

The coat of arms of the districts comply with the coat of arms of the former independent communities of the Office Schonwalde - root ganglia ( pairs in ganglia, Pausin, Perwenitz, Schonwalde, Wansdorf ), the former municipality Grünefeld the Office Nauen country. For this reason, districts formed from the former municipality Schonwalde Schonwalde village and Schonwalde settlement run the same coat of arms.

The coat of arms of Green Field was designed by the marketing expert and heraldist Frank Diemar from Erfurt, the coat of arms of the other places by landscape planners and former members of the municipal council Schonwalde, Christian Low. The coat of arms of Schonwalde in 1994 on the basis of seal images from the 1940s re- created. The drawing of the swans died in 2004 comes from the graphic Lutz Lüders from Schonwalde settlement.

Pairs in ganglia

Pausin

Perwenitz

Schonwalde

Wansdorf

Flag

The flag of the municipality Schonwalde - ganglia shows that a zweistreifiges, shared in the upper third banner, above yellow-blue, covered with the coat of arms figures below green and white.

Attractions

In the list of monuments in Schonwalde - ganglia are registered in the list of monuments of the country Brandenburg monuments. Other attractions include:

  • Baroque church in Green field in 1737 with neo-baroque tower and restored com- organ
  • Neo-Gothic brick church in pairs in ganglia
  • Baroque hall church in Pausin
  • Manor house and church from the 19th century in Perwenitz
  • Baroque church (1737) (52 ° 37 ' 12.7 "N, 13 ° 7' 40 " O52.62018413.12779 ) and manor in Schonwalde
  • Schwanenkrug in Schonwalde ( half-timbered building dating from 1786 ), old horses station at Hamburg Post Road (52 ° 36 '2 " N, 13 ° 8' 18" O52.60057513.138393 )
  • Beach Schonwalde settlement
  • Deer Head Oak ( 6.15 m circumference and 25 m height ) in an oak ensemble of seven oak trees in Schonwalde settlement (52 ° 36 '1 " N, 13 ° 8' 15" O52.60028513.137626 )
  • Wall Monument (2007) at the Stone Bridge in Schonwalde settlement (52 ° 35 ' 44 "N, 13 ° 9' 13" O52.59567713.153499 )
  • Memorial stele Dietmar Schwietzer - Wall Victims - (2011) at the Stone Bridge in Schonwalde settlement 52 ° 35 ' 45 "N, 13 ° 9' 13" O52.59571213.15354
  • Lock the Havel channel near Schonwalde settlement
  • Baroque church in Wansdorf
  • Manor houses in Wansdorf

The former Memorial to the Victims of Fascism in Schonwalde settlement stood before the House of Culture at Berliner Allee / blackbird corner gate. It was dismantled in 1996 and the planning, regroup it into storage.

Traffic

  • Through the west of the municipality is the A leads 10 (Berliner Ring), which can be reached by Schonwalde - ganglia via the Falkirk connection. In the outer west State Road 273 runs through the village leads to the onset of the towns of Berlin -Spandau Havel country bike trail.
  • The federal waterway Havelkanal tangent to the town to the north.
  • The Schonwalde station ( Kr Nauen ) at the Berlin outer ring was opened in 1953 and closed in 1996.

Structures

  • The 131 meter high telecommunications tower of Deutsche Telekom AG at 52 ° 39 ' 8 " N, 13 ° 0' 47" O52.65216666666713.012944444444, built in 1961.
  • The sewage treatment plant Wansdorf.
  • The lock Schonwalde of Havel channel near Schonwalde settlement.
  • The abandoned airfield Schonwalde from the time of National Socialism; last used by the Group of Soviet Forces in Germany; here today is an industrial area.
  • The Wansdorf castle.

Personalities

  • Johann Gustav Reinbeck ( born January 25, 1683 Blum location near Celle, † August 21 1741 in Schonwalde ), Berliner Provost and consistory, buried in the church in Schonwalde
  • Hermann von Rederns ( born October 5, 1819 in Wansdorf, † 1886) was a Prussian lieutenant general, legal Knights of St John and the owner of the manor Wansdorf
  • Hedwig of Rederns (1866-1935), Christian storyteller and poet (among others the hymn: I do not know the way well, you know him well ) grew up in Wansdorf
  • William of Rederns (1867-1940), lawyer, district administrator in Stallupönen, Government Vice President in Wiesbaden and Gumbinnen, grew up in Wansdorf
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