Office huts
The Hütten office was an office in the northwest of the Rendsburg-Eckernförde district in Schleswig-Holstein from 1970 to 2008, with its seat in Ascheffel .
Communities
The office had an area of a good 100 km² and last 7700 inhabitants in the communities
landscape
In the area of the Hütten office are the Hüttener Berge , a nature park that is shaped by the ground and terminal moraines left by the last ice age . In contrast, the communities Owschlag and Brekendorf are on the flatter Geest .
history
The forerunner of the office was the Hüttener Harde , also called Bergharde, first mentioned in 1519 . When Duke Friedrich took over the noble Hütten estate in 1523 , Hütten became the administrative center of all 23 villages of the Bergharde at that time. The historic office cabins existed - after the parcelling of the former Vorwerk huts - the Duchy of Schleswig from 1777 to 1867. Then it went into the province of Schleswig-Holstein and the county Eckernförde on. The Hütten Office was re-established in 1970 as part of the consolidation of offices associated with the district reform in Schleswig-Holstein.
As part of the reform of administrative structures in Schleswig-Holstein the Office on 1 January 2008 with the merged wittensee to Hüttener mountains office .
coat of arms
Blazon : “In gold, rooted in three green hills, of which the middle one is low, three tall green oak trees. Between the trunks a jumping red stag. "
The coat of arms is carried on by the Hüttener Berge office.