Weitenhagen

Weitenhagen is a municipality in the north of the district of Vorpommern - Greifswald. It is administered by the Office Landhagen based in New churches. The community is located south of the town of Greifswald. Its proximity to the city of Greifswald and the scenic location, the population has more than doubled since 1990.

Geography and transport

Weitenhagen is located about six kilometers south of Greifswald. Through the village the main road passes 109 as a bypass of Greifswald. The state road 35 leads towards Jarman / Neubrandenburg. The Federal Highway 20 is on the junction Gützkow reached in about twelve kilometers.

Districts

  • Grubenhagen
  • Helmshagen I
  • Helmshagen II
  • Small Schonwalde
  • Merthenshagen ( historical )
  • Pott Hagen
  • Weitenhagen

History

The community of Weitenhagen was a district named Merthenshaghen, this was first mentioned in 1280. The district was owned by the city of Greifswald. In 1600 the place was desolate, he slammed the box Mark of the city. The name has its origin for the missing St. Martin's Chapel and the surrounding cleared forest ( Hagen).

Pott Hagen was first mentioned in 1736 as such or as " pot jug ". It's like all the villages around a village clearing Hagen- = as German foundation.

Weitenhagen was first mentioned in 1280 in a deed of the monastery Eldena under the names Woytenhagen and Woythenhagen. It then pass the names Weithenhaghen ( 1298 ), Weythenhaghen ( 1334 ) and wide Tenhagen ( 1626 ) on; from 1696 the name Weitenhagen is attested for the first time. The name probably derives from the family name Weithe or Woite.

Belonging wide Hagens to the basic property of the monastery in 1281 by Duke of Pomerania Bogislaw confirmed IV; 1288 was a further award of the village Weitenhagen to the monastery by the Counts of Gützkow. In 1626 Weitenhagen was passed after the secularization of the monastery at the University of Greifswald.

At the regional and village development see the cards at Hess.

Attractions

→ See: List of monuments in Weitenhagen ( near Greifswald )

  • Friedrich- Wilhelm Krummenacher house in Weitenhagen
  • Church Weitenhagen with Romanesque style elements from the 13th century
  • Sölkensee and Pott Moor Hagen
  • Slavic castle wall Grubenhagen
  • Manor Grubenhagen
Neuenkirchen, Landhagen Romanesque art Alt Tellin Altwarp Altwigshagen Anklam Bandelin Bargischow Behrenhoff Bentzin Benz (Usedom) Bergholz Blankensee, Uecker-Randow Blesewitz Boldekow Boock Brietzig Bugewitz Buggenhagen Butzow Daberkow Dargelin Dargen Dersekow Diedrichshagen Ducherow Eggesin Fahrenwalde Ferdinandshof Garz (Usedom) Glasow Grambin Gribow Hanshagen Heinrichsruh Heinrichswalde Hinrichshagen Hintersee (Vorpommern-Greifswald) Iven Jarmen Jatznick Kamminke Karlshagen Katzow Kemnitz Koblentz Korswandt Krien Kruckow Krugsdorf Krummin Krusenfelde Lassan, Germany Leopoldshagen Levenhagen Loddin Loissin Loitz Lubmin Medow Meiersberg Mesekenhagen Murchin Nadrensee Neetzow-Liepen Neu Boltenhagen Neu Kosenow Neuenkirchen, Anklam-Land Nieden Papendorf, Uecker-Randow Pasewalk Penkun Polzow Postlow Pudagla Rollwitz Rossin Rossow Rothenklempenow Rubenow Sarnow Sassen-Trantow Sauzin Spantekow Stolpe, Ostvorpommern Stolpe auf Usedom Strasburg, Germany Trassenheide Tutow Viereck Vogelsang-Warsin Wackerow Wilhelmsburg, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Wolgast Wrangelsburg Wusterhusen Zemitz Zempin Zerrenthin Ziethen, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Zirchow
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