Office Krempermarsch

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Coat of arms of the Krempermarsch office
Office Krempermarsch
Map of Germany, position of the Krempermarsch office highlighted

Coordinates: 53 ° 50 '  N , 9 ° 30'  E

Basic data
State : Schleswig-Holstein
Circle : Stone castle
Area : 81.21 km 2
Residents: 9294 (Dec. 31, 2019)
Population density : 114 inhabitants per km 2
License plate : IZ
Office key : 01 0 61 5153
Office structure: 10 municipalities
Office administration address
: 		Birkenweg 29
25361 Krempe
Website : www.amt-krempermarsch.de
Head of Office : Harm fruit not
Location of the Krempermarsch office in the Steinburg district
Aasbüttel Aasbüttel Aebtissinwisch Agethorst Altenmoor Auufer Bahrenfleth Beidenfleth Bekdorf Bekmünde Besdorf Blomesche Wildnis Bokelrehm Bokelrehm Bokhorst Borsfleth Breitenberg Breitenburg Breitenburg Breitenburg Brokdorf Brokstedt Büttel Christinenthal Dägeling Dammfleth Drage Ecklak Elskop Engelbrechtsche Wildnis Fitzbek Glückstadt Grevenkop Gribbohm Hadenfeld Heiligenstedten Heiligenstedtenerkamp Hennstedt Herzhorn Hingstheide Hodorf Hohenaspe Hohenfelde Hohenlockstedt Holstenniendorf Horst (Holstein) Huje Itzehoe Kaaks Kaisborstel Kellinghusen Kiebitzreihe Kleve Kollmar Kollmoor Krempdorf Krempe Kremperheide Krempermoor Kronsmoor Krummendiek Kudensee Lägerdorf Landrecht Landscheide Lockstedt Lohbarbek Looft Mehlbek Moordiek Moorhusen Mühlenbarbek Münsterdorf Neuenbrook Neuendorf b. Elmshorn Neuendorf-Sachsenbande Nienbüttel Nortorf Nutteln Oelixdorf Oeschebüttel Oldenborstel Oldendorf Ottenbüttel Peissen Pöschendorf Poyenberg Puls Quarnstedt Rade Reher Rethwisch Rosdorf Sankt Margarethen Sarlhusen Schenefeld Schlotfeld Silzen Sommerland Stördorf Störkathen Süderau Vaale Vaalermoor Wacken Warringholz Westermoor Wewelsfleth Wiedenborstel Willenscharen Wilster Winseldorf Wittenbergen Wrist Wulfsmoormap
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The official building in Krempe

The office Krempermarsch is an office in the center of the Steinburg district in Schleswig-Holstein . It is south of Itzehoe . The administrative headquarters are in the city of Krempe .

Official municipalities

  1. Bahrenfleth
  2. Dägeling
  3. Elskop
  4. Grevenkop
  2. Brim , city
  3. Kremperheide
  4. Krempermoor
  2. Neuenbrook
  3. Rethwish
  4. Süderau

history

On April 1, 1948, the Neuenbrook office with its seat in Neuenbrook was formed from the communities of Neuenbrook, Dägeling, Grevenkop and Rethwisch. Through the merger with the office of Kremperheide on August 1, 1956, the communities of Bahrenfleth, Kremperheide and Krempermoor were added. On July 1, 1969, the city of Krempe joined the office. As part of this, the office was renamed to Amt Krempermarsch and the administrative headquarters were moved to Krempe. In 1970 the municipalities of Elskop and Süderau joined the office.

coat of arms

Blazon : "In red with a silver shield border covered with ten red balls, a striding, gold-armored silver swan."

The settlement of the Krempermarsch in the early Middle Ages was interrupted by the natural rise in sea level in the area of ​​the North Sea coast . The repopulation began in the 13th century by the Dutch, Frisians and Saxons. In connection with this, a special local government developed in the form of the Krempermarschkommüne , which included the area of ​​the seven villages Borsfleth , Elskop , Grevenkop , Kiebitzzeile , Krempdorf , Neuenbrook and Süderau . This self-governing body existed until 1892. The Krempermarsch flag , which still hangs today in the meeting room of the administration, shows in a red field a white swan in a fighting position with a golden crown around its neck. A coat of arms with this content has represented the Stormarn landscape for 500 years . It is not clear how this correspondence of the symbols comes about. In order to do justice to the old tradition in the Krempermarsch, all seven villages have jointly adopted the old swan coat of arms, whereby the color changes for each village to distinguish them.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ North Statistics Office - Population of the municipalities in Schleswig-Holstein 4th quarter 2019 (XLSX file) (update based on the 2011 census) ( help on this ).
  2. ↑ http://efi2.schleswig-holstein.de/wr/wr.asp?Aktion=Datenblatt&ID=187 Schleswig-Holstein's municipal coat of arms