Spornitz

Spornitz is a municipality in the district of Ludwigsburg pleasure Parchim in Mecklenburg -Vorpommern ( Germany ). It is administered by the Office Parchimer surrounding headquartered in Parchim.

Geography

Spornitz is located about eight kilometers west of Parchim at the northern foothills of the mountains Ruhner, at the transition of the landscape in the flat plains of the nature reserve Lewitz. To the south are the highlands ( 124.9 m above sea level. NHN ) and the leaning mountain ( 119.2 m above sea level. NHN ) the highest elevations. A large part of the municipal area is dominated by arable land, the south-eastern part is forested. Here and in the East, well-preserved remains of Parchimer Landwehr, who was a late medieval and wall -like border security system of the city are Parchim. In the northwest, a partial area of the reserve fish ponds in the Lewitz is the Spornitzer district, the Müritz - Elde waterway where it forms a short stretch the boundary of the municipality.

The municipality consists of the villages Dütschow, Primank, Spornitz and Steinbeck.

There are three districts:

History

Spornitz was first mentioned in 1300 as Sporniz. The place name is derived from the old Slavic word for sporŭ abundant or fruitful from. The name should indicate the fertile environment. It is also possible to derive from the village locator descendants of Zbron.

Policy

Coat of arms

The coat of arms was approved on 16 March 2001 by the Home Office and registered under No. 239 of the coat of arms role of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.

Blazon: "In green two diagonally crossed gold bargeboards with averted horses' heads, accompanied by seven board as provided silver stones. "

The coat of arms was designed by the Schwerin heraldist Heinz Kippnick.

Attractions

→ See also List of monuments in Spornitz

Spornitz

Gothic church from the 13th century, probably from field and brick with a choir with 5/8-Schluss and the almost 55 -meter high, square tower with an octagonal spire. Larger structural changes took place in 1840, the Memel -. Organ dates from 1876.
War memorial 1914-18 before the Church
Forester's house and barn
Büdnerei with barn part
Seven Tell stones, large, low-lying boulders next to the railway line, which are to represent by a Sage seven infidelity, petrified shepherd.
Remains of Parchimer Landwehr, a late medieval border security ring around the town Parchim

Dütschow

Late Gothic church than inside flat roofed brick building with Eastern 5/8-Schluss and wooden western tower from 1742
Good Dütschow as former state domain with the two-storey farmhouse of 1850, after 1952 residential building of LPG; redeveloped after 1995 until 2005.
Fire Station ( fire station ), Village road 5
Station from 1880 on the railway line Parchim -Ludwig Lust
Hall houses, village road 13 and 15
Büdnereien

Steinbeck

Manor

Village church Dütschow

Mound of Parchimer Landwehr in the east of Spornitz

Traffic

By Spornitz the federal highway 191 which connects to the cities Parchim and Neustadt- Glewe runs. The nearest links to the Federal Highway 24 is located in Neustadt- Glewe in about eight kilometers away.

Spornitz has a breakpoint, Dütschow a need stop at the of the East German Railways ( ODEG ) operated railway Parchim -Ludwig pleasure.

Sons and daughters of the town

Helmuth Schröder (1842-1909), German poet down
Ursula Eisenberg ( born 1945 ), writer
Reinhard Fritz ( born 1946 ), painter and graphic artist

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