Tarbek

Tarbek is a municipality in the district of Segeberg in Schleswig-Holstein. Alt- Erfrade situated in the municipality.

Geography and transport

Tarbek is about 22 km east of Neumünster in a rural environment. Northwest of Tarbek the Federal Highway 21 and State Road 430 intersect From 1911-1961 Tarbek was the small train station Kiel Segeberg, whose tracks were removed in 1962.

History

Numerous megalithic monuments, including the dolmen of Tarbek suggest a prehistoric settlement.

Tarbek was first mentioned in 1305 as terbecke. The place name probably means dripping Bach and refers to a source that was originally in place.

Policy

The voters Community WGT has since the municipal election of 2008, all seven seats in the municipal council.

Coat of arms

Blazon: " Azure, a, flattened on both sides slightly -curved hill that is passed with a golden stone grave. In the hills, a large blue drop. "

Good Old - Erfrade

The estate is owned by the City of Hamburg and is used for agriculture.

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