Zehna
Zehna is a municipality in the south of the district of Rostock in Mecklenburg- Vorpommern ( Germany ). It is administered by the Office Güstrow country located in the not office belonging Güstrow.
Geography
The community Zehna lies between the cities Gustrow, Krakow am See and Goldberg in the north of the lake district. The hilly terrain reaches near the hamlet of Brown Mountain 77 m above sea level. NN. In the near Klein Breesen is the 37 -acre lake in Breeser same nature reserve.
History
Prince Nikolaus von Werle gave 1291 the cathedral chapter Guestrower the patronage of the Archdeacon of Guestrower provost church belonging to Zehna with the villages of Great Zehna and Wendish Zehna. On the manor in Wendish Zehna the family of Zehne ( Zehna ) sat. 1298 operated in Güstrow the Bishop Peter Camin to the Guestrower Domstift the patronage of the church to Zehna. During the time of the extinction of the family was there already 1357 werl ash vassal Machorius of Briishaver, who had attained the liens of both towns by Prince Nikolaus von Werle. Without documentary process came in 1440 by Passow in the possession of Zehna and the neighboring estates Vietgest and Bellin. Until 1605, the shares of Gadow still on Zehna had. The retained Passow Zehna up in 1662.
The village belonged to the mill in 1685 the monastery Dobbertin.
Village
The community is dominated by agriculture. Through the south of the municipality lead two European trails. In the village there is a daycare center, a school, and the nave Zehnaer stone church.
To Zehna include the districts Brown Mountain, United Breesen, Klein Breesen and Neuhof.
Culture and sights
→ See also List of monuments in Zehna
- Manor with Gutshausflügel and Water Tower and Park in Zehna
- Gothic village church in Zehna from the 13th century stone church with 1- jochigem nave, choir straight, south brick cultivation and west tower with pyramidal roof.
- Manor in Brown Mountain
Village Church
Transport links
The municipality is situated on the road from Goldberg to Güstrow. The nearest railway station is located in the nine kilometers distant county town Güstrow.
Maps
- Directorial Survey map of the Hochadelichen Dobbertinschen Klosteramts 1759.
- Wiebekingsche map of Mecklenburg in 1786.
- Official hiking and biking Map Nature Park Nossentin / Schwinzer Heide 2010.