Zechin
Zechin is a municipality in the district of Mark- or country in Brandenburg and is part of the Office Golzow.
- 3.1 Municipal Council
- 3.2 Coat of Arms 3.2.1 coat of arms of the district Buschendorf
- 3.2.2 coat of arms of the district Friedrichsaue
- 3.2.3 coat of arms of the district Zechin
Geography
Community structure
For the municipality of the districts Buschendorf, Friedrichsaue and Zechin are reported. Other parts are inhabited community Baier Mountain, Gerickensberg, Lehmann Hofel and Zechiner Loose.
History
1313, the village was first mentioned in documents as Zechyn.
Buschendorf and Friedrichsaue were incorporated on 31 December 1997.
Policy
Municipal council
The municipal council consists of 10 community representatives.
- WG Sportfreunde Zechin 9 seats
- Individual candidate 1 seat
(As at municipal election on 28 September 2008)
Coat of arms
The community Zechin leads no crest, the former municipalities Buschendorf, Friedrichsaue and Zechin lead their previous coat of arms on a district symbols.
Coat of arms of the district Buschendorf
" In red a golden spinning-wheel and three symmetrically arranged golden spindles. "
Coat of arms of the district Friedrichsaue
" In a golden Kutschrad blue with black hub surmounted by a golden crown. "
Coat of arms of the district Zechin
" Split from silver and green, in a pollard willow in confused colors. "
The coat of arms was approved on 17 February 1997.
Attractions
In the list of monuments in Zechin are registered in the list of monuments of the country Brandenburg monuments.
Others
While in many places in eastern Germany since 1990 the name of GDR politicians and communists were often removed from street names, the community Zechin has renamed a branch of the main street in Wilhelm- Pieck -Straße in August 2007 (after the first GDR President Wilhelm Pieck ). Pieck had worked as a young apprentice carpenter in a located back in the street joinery, which is a memorial today.