Viereck
The church square is located in the district of Vorpommern - Greifswald in eastern Mecklenburg -Vorpommern ( Germany ). The community is managed by the Office of Uecker- Randow Valley with offices in the city Pasewalk.
Geography
The municipal area extends from the eastern shore of Uecker to Randowtal. The area of rectangle is flat and densely wooded (share of Ueckermünder Heath ). North of quadrilateral is a large military training area ( Stallberg - Drögeheide Woodpecker mountain Karpin ). As well as in the Ernst- Thalmann settlement the cuirassier barracks in the Infantry Battalion 411 stationed.
Community structure
The municipality consists of the districts:
- Ernst Thalmann settlement
- Borken
- Marienthal
- Giant bridge
- Röder Horst
- Stallberg
- Uhlenkrug
- Quadrangle
Stallberg and Uhlenkrug were incorporated on 1 July 1950. Marienthal was added on 1 January 2002.
History
The village was founded in 1748 by settlers from the Palatinate and can boast a remarkable Catholic Church and houses from the founding period. The first hunter mountain called town was renamed in 1751 in honor of the Minister of State responsible for colonists Adam Otto von Viereck. The church square is 7 km north of Pasewalk.
Attractions
→ See also List of monuments in Viereck ( Vorpommern)
- Neo-Gothic church in Viereck
- Manor House in Borken in the lowlands Randow
Transport links
Quadrangle lies on the regional road 321 Pasewalk to Torgelow over which the place can be reached by bus line 901. The nearest train station is in Pasewalk. By the quadrangle Radfernweg Berlin- Usedom runs.
Personalities
- Paul Wood (1883-1938), artist, was born in the district of giant bridge