Todenbüttel
Todenbüttel is a municipality in the district of Rendsburg -Eckernförde in Schleswig -Holstein. Maisborstel situated in the municipality.
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Geography and transport
Todenbüttel is 20 km south west of Rendsburg and 26 kilometers east of Heath in a rural environment. To the east runs the main road 77 from Rendsburg to Itzehoe and south-west, the Federal Highway 23 from Heide to Hamburg. To the north runs the North Sea-Baltic Canal.
History
Historically settlement Todenbüttel belongs to the constable - towns. The Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Church Todenbüttel inaugurated on 5 October 1863 after two years of construction Bishop Wilhelm Heinrich Koopmann one. The parish includes Beringstedt, Haale, Lütjenwestedt, Osterstedt and Todenbüttel. Before the church was built, Todenbüttel belonged to the parish Schenefeld.
Policy
Of the eleven seats in the municipal council has the voter community AWG since the municipal election 2013, all seats.
Coat of arms
Blazon: " From blue and silver diagonally left of the shaft section shared with two oak leaves in confused colors. "
Economy and infrastructure
The community was originally coined agriculturally, but now outweighs the residential use. There is also a comprehensive service structure.
Education
At the community school villages Todenbüttel include the communities Embühren, Haale, Beringstedt, Seefeld, Osterstedt, Nienborstel and Todenbüttel. The school building consists of three largely interconnected tracts and the old school building from 1951. In 1998 they were disabled in some cases expanded. With another, was completed in the summer of 2002 growing the school has about 40 rooms and 660 students. The school has a school forest, which has been expanded ever since 1972, for example, with ponds and an apiary. 2005 set up a movie room with chairs and television sets in the basement of the building from 1951.
Attractions
- List of Cultural Monuments in Todenbüttel