District Construction

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The administrative district construction was an administrative district in the district of Flensburg-Land in the province of Schleswig-Holstein .

background

After the Prussian province of Schleswig-Holstein was established in 1867 , the district was established.

This included parts of the Lindewitt forest estate and the following communities:

  1. construction
  2. Hönschnap
  3. Kollund
  4. Kracklund
  5. Krusau
  6. Copper mill
  7. Niehuus
  8. Northern Schmedeby
  9. Weibek

In 1909 the Klues residential area of ​​the Niehuus community was incorporated into Flensburg .

After the referendum in Schleswig , the communities except for Kupfermühle and Niehuus were ceded to Denmark in 1920. In the process, uninhabited areas from Kupfermühle and Niehuus will also come to Denmark. In return, uninhabited areas of Krusau will remain in Germany and will be incorporated into the Niehuus community. The district is dissolved and Kupfermühle and Niehuus move to the Harrislee district .

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Individual evidence

  1. In the following source the year 1889 is given in a chronological overview, but according to the chronological order on the page, it is more likely to be the year 1869. See Thomas Pantléon, Harrislee Congregation (ed.): Chronicle - 650 Years of Harrislee - 1352-2002 . Horst Dieter Adler 2002, p. 440