Zichow
Zichow is a municipality in the district Uckermark in Brandenburg ( Germany ). It belongs to the Office Gramzow. The municipality consists of the villages Fredersdorf, Golm and Zichow and the community part Lindenweg settlement.
Geography
The Uckermark community Zichow between cities Prenzlau, Schwedt / Oder and Angermuende is in the ground moraine which rises between the glacial valleys of Ucker, catfish and Randow. For lakes in the area Zichows include extensive meadows in Randowbruch and Welsebruch and the nature reserve Zichower forest. The highest elevation within the municipality is the Langenberg with 101 m above sea level. NN, the lowest point ( Randowbruch the east of the church ) is located at 9 m above sea contrast. NN.
History
The municipality was created on 31 December 2001 from the merger of the previously independent municipalities Fredersdorf, Golm and Zichow.
District Zichow
In the formerly Slavic village conditioning (local name originally Tzikow, Czichow, later Ziechow ) was built the castle Zichow during the German colonization in the 13th century. 1288 emerged the place the first time in a deed of assignment of the monastery in Gramzow. From 1354 to 1447 the northern parts of Uckermark and thus Zichow among Pomerania, then (to date) to Brandenburg.
The Zichower church was rebuilt in 1713 after it had fallen during the Thirty Years' War.
District Fredersdorf
The oldest written record of Fredersdorf be found in a deed of Gramzower monastery from the year 1580 It is believed that the place is older -. , He appeared for membership of Pomerania not in the land book of Charles IV of 1375 on. In 1678, 40 Huguenots were settled in Fredersdorf who founded their own ( Reformed ) church. During the Thirty Years War, the Fredersdorfer church was burned down and rebuilt until 1703.
District Golm
The name of the former manor evolved from Golym, Golin to Golm, meaning in Slavic "mountain". 1354 Golm was in negotiations between Louis the Romans and the Pomeranian Duke Barnim IV first mentioned. From 1472 to dive the various lines of the family von Arnim as a landowner in Golm. 1711 even the Golm church was rebuilt after the devastation of the Thirty Years' War. In the 1920s, resettled refugees from West Prussia in Golm. 1774 had Golm 184 inhabitants. 2005, the population was 156
Demographics
( 31.12. of the year indicated )
- 2007 - 625
- 2008 - 645
Policy
The representation of the community Zichow existed since the municipal election held on September 28, 2008 from eight community representatives at the following distribution of seats:
Attractions
In the list of monuments in Zichow are registered in the list of monuments of the country Brandenburg monuments.
- Dutch windmill in Zichow ( the wings were torn off in a storm in 1921 )
- Castle Zichow
- Churches
Fredersdorfer Church
Golmer Church
- Other monuments
Vorlaubenhaus in Zichow
Transport links
Through the municipal area leads the state road 166 ( Schwedt / Oder - interchange Uckermark A 11 / A 20) with an existing bypass Zichows since 2004. The motorway junction Gramzow (A 11) is about 7 km away. The leading through Zichow and the districts Golm and Fredersdorf circular path Schönermark - Damme has been shut down since 1979. The nearest railway station is operated Passow (Uckermark) in the neighboring municipality of the same name on the railway line Berlin -Stettin.