Friedrichstadt Office
The Friedrichstadt office is a former office in the North Friesland district . The seat of the official administration was the city of Friedrichstadt .
location
The Friedrichstadt office lay along a line that stretched south of the North Frisian district town of Husum between the North Sea and the Eider . The member communities to the west of Friedrichstadt belonged to the historic Eiderstedt landscape , the eastern ones to the Eider-Treene-Sorge lowland .
The area was almost 100 km² and the office had almost 6000 inhabitants in the communities
history
The Friedrichstadt office was created in the course of the Schleswig-Holstein district reform in 1970/74. With effect from April 26, 1970, the former districts of Eiderstedt, Südtondern and Husum dissolved and became part of North Friesland. The communities Seeth and Drage , which had previously belonged to the Schleswig district, as well as the city of Friedrichstadt were affiliated to this newly formed district . From these communities and the communities Koldenbüttel, Witzwort and Uelvesbüll of the former Eiderstedt district , the Friedrichstadt office was formed.
As part of the reform of administrative structures, the Office Friedrichstadt sparked the end of 31 December 2007, and local governments (excluding the city of Frederick City ) formed with the municipalities of offices Hattstedt , north beach and Treene the Nordsee-Treene .