Schrum

Schrum is a municipality in the district of Dithmarschen in Schleswig-Holstein.

History

The origins of the village are to be determined today only with archaeological resources. However, the first written records have a special significance.

Like many other communities Dithmarschens Schrum is also mentioned in the complaints of 1447 ( deed book Michelsen p. 45 /46). Here can be mentioned in 1402 in the statement of the text the year. It is there, " ... as you wrote fourteen hundred in the other years, the next Wednesday before the honorable parties, commanded the feast of Christ 's body, ...", which results in May 24, 1402 results.

The Church in Tellingstedt is watching as a Church of Meldorfer church. From the founding days of this church Schrum is not mentioned. But there are some records of Schrum ( Scrume ) from the 15th century as Schrum still belonged to the parish Tellingstedt. Only after the " last feud " 1559, when Dithmar was divided into three parts, Schrum came to Süderdithmarschen and thus to the parish Albers village.

Geography and transport

The community, with its wooded Geest area has 78.81 m above sea level. NN, behind the stud " Grimmstal ", the highest point in the circuit Dithmar. This point lies in today's meadow, this was referred to in the map of 1872-73 with " Karghöde ". In " The field names Dithmarschens " by Prof. Dr. -way man, Kiel, from 1941 is on page 12 in Volume II: 79m high "to Süderstöven " MTBL. This place name was removed from the parcel designated in 1872 ( Stüf / Stüfbarg ) south of the highest point in Schrum, but he only has a height of just over 75 m above sea level. NN. This height is today at the military training area and is referred to as " LSG height 75 ". The 7.9630 hectares of land has already been explained by the Decree of 25 March 1938 the conservation area. The community is accessible via the county road 40, which branches off from the main road in Welmbüttel 203 and extends in the direction Albers Village / Arkebek.

Landscape

Schrum is a small village that is largely dominated by farms and horse breeding and surrounded by peaceful, tranquil paths through woods and meadows. The place has twelve listed hill and stone tombs, which destroyed a long-bed and six hills are located on a site in the south of the church. The remaining five with two stately hills located in the grounds of the training area " giant".