Seega
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Location of the district in Kyffhaeuser country
Seega is a municipality in the Thuringian Kyffhaeuser country Kyffhauserkreis.
Geography
The place is nestled between Seega karst stone slopes of Hainleite, a limestone mountain range. Due to the small village flows a tributary of the Unstrut, the Wipper. The so-called Wipperdurchbruchstal, which is designated as a nature reserve since 1961, takes place in the south to Bilzingsleben.
History
In 1278 the village was first mentioned as Syga. Later in 1356 Seega was handed over to the Black Burger Under rule Bad Frankenhausen where it remained until 1918. The south west from the center Arnsburg secured in these years, the pass road that led to Günserode by the Schluchtental at Seega. The castle with her kennel was in 1525 besieged and destroyed by a peasant army.
Also, the mining of potash salts should remain historically not mentioned here. Situated near the village lies the disused potash mine union Schwarzburg. The foundation of this mining union took place on 24 November 1906. Trading legal registration as a " union Schwarzburg " to Schwarzburg - Rudolstädtischem law was only four years later. Now began the Abteufarbeiten at bay Schwarzburg. In the early summer of 1910 they reached the final depth of 744.6 m. In older rock salt two soles were struck: the 724.6 m - 732.6 m and the sole. In Örterbau Carnallitit was recovered and transported for further processing by cable car to the neighboring potash Günther Hall. The setting of the mining reclamation work on the basis of § 83a of the decommissioning decree of October 22, 1921 took place in 1923. Shaft Schwarzburg was closed in December 1926 with a concrete lid.
1945 and thereafter were driven from their homes in the community a new home. Initially they were viewed by some locals as invaders. Then they proved to be a stimulating factor, especially as they, among others, in a variety of professions, farmers, craftsmen, gardeners, teachers worked and everywhere, " her husband stood ." Some local families took the "new citizens " in this difficult time for all especially in a human way.
On December 31, 2012, the municipality Seega merged with other municipalities in the administrative community Kyffhaeuser to the municipality Kyffhaeuser country.
Population Development
Development of the population of the municipality Seega (31 December):
- 2005: 470
- 2010: 423
Coat of arms
The coat of arms was approved on 28 April 1995 by the Thuringian State Office of Administration.
Blazon: "In the wave cut bespalten of blue and silver with green shield in the main battlements section; front a silver fallen fish, behind a green oak branch with three leaves and an acorn. "
The community Seega is characterized by a forest - and water-rich landscape. So are the fish and the oak leaves as symbols of fishing and deciduous forest in the arms again. The wave cut and the color blue are additionally for the River Wipper. The oak leaves should also refer to the hunting traditions of the church that are still kept alive. The most striking building in the town was the Arnsburg, from the ruins can still be seen. The Arnsburg was the seat of various gender domination, the most important were the counts of Schwarzburg. Symbolic of the castle battlements a separate section from the main shield.
The coat of arms was designed by the Herald Michael Zapfe.
Culture and sights
- About 1.5 km south-west of Seega is on a slope above the water gap Wipper, the ruins of the Arnsburg from the 14th century.
- The evangelical church is probably a medieval church choir tower. The ship was formed in the 17th and 18th centuries. On the south side a recycled garb of a curtain arch window is (designated 1520). In the West, roof turret. The flat-roofed nave contains a three-sided gallery and the choir a barrel vault. In the churchyard is a neoclassical monument in the form of an obelisk with urn.
- In the village is a Doppelschwengelpumpe from the 2nd half of the 19th century with two suction tubes made of cast iron in the neo-Gothic forms.
- Above the village was built after 1945, a children's home, called " Children's Village ". It took orphans to East Prussia. Small families were assigned with the proviso bungalow -type house, in addition to take orphans to their own children. For community life other rooms were available. In GDR times, the system as a recreational facility " Good Hunting " a gastronomic institution. An attempt to develop the system further by an investor failed. Today the restaurant is empty and shows signs of decay.
Personalities
- Anton Ludwig Reinhart (1665-1707), a child prodigy and Pastor in Seega
- August Wilhelm Reinhart (1696-1770), pastor primarius in herring / helmets and son of Anton Ludwig Reinhart
- Albert Roediger (1903-1973), politician ( DBD)