Friesdorf (Mansfeld)

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Friesdorf
City of Mansfeld
Coat of arms of Friesdorf
Coordinates: 51 ° 35 ′ 21 ″  N , 11 ° 18 ′ 12 ″  E
Height : 238 m above sea level NHN
Residents : 354
Incorporation : March 6, 2009
Postal code : 06343
Area code : 034775
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Location of Friesdorf in Mansfeld
Friesdorf (Saxony-Anhalt)
Friesdorf
Friesdorf
Location of Friesdorf in Saxony-Anhalt

Since March 6, 2009, Friesdorf has been part of the town of Mansfeld in the west of the Mansfeld-Südharz district in Saxony-Anhalt (Germany). The formerly independent community has 354 inhabitants (December 31, 2007) on 18.03 km² and belonged to the administrative community Wipper-Eine . The last honorary mayor of Friesdorf was Jörg Borchardt.

geography

Friesdorf is located in the valley of the upper Wipper in the Lower Harz , approx. 14 km from the city center of Mansfeld and 14 km from Sangerhausen . In the wooded surroundings of Friesdorf heights of up to 397 m above sea level are reached. NN reached ( Eichberg ).

The district of Rammelburg with Rammelburg Castle belonged to the municipality of Friesdorf .

history

Friesdorf appears as "Fridurichsdorph" in the Hersfeld tithe register as early as the 9th century. In 1548 the "Mansfeld Chronicle" reported on the bear catch in the then Rammelburg office .

The traditions in Friesdorf include the annual Heimatfest, the parade with the pea bear , witch and bear guide on the second weekend in January and the Easter bonfire .

On March 6, 2009 Friesdorf was incorporated into Mansfeld.

politics

coat of arms

The coat of arms was designed by the heraldist Lutz Döring .

Attractions

  • Path pillar and thousand-year-old oak not far from the Rammelburger Burg-Schenke
  • Rest area "Rammelburgblick" on Clausstraße - view of the castle as well as Brocken and Großer Auerberg (when visibility is good)
  • "Desert Church" at the end of the "Hammeltrift"
  • Burial in the local cemetery for an individual known Poland , which during the Second World War, a victim of forced labor was and ibid
  • Memorial stone for Johannes Lepsius , who took up his first pastor in Friesdorf and started his fight against the genocide of the Armenians here.

Transport links

Friesdorf is 2 km south of the federal highway 242 (the Harz-Hochstraße or also called Clausstraße). There is a road connection to Sangerhausen via the neighboring town of Wippra .

The Friesdorf and Friesdorf Ost (formerly Rammelburg) stops are on the Klostermansfeld – Wippra railway line , which opened in 1920, but since April 13, 2015, regular passenger traffic on the line has been essentially limited to tourist-oriented traffic on weekends and holidays.

literature

  • Hermann Schotte: Rammelburger Chronik. History of the old Mansfeld office of Rammelburg and the spots, villages and estates belonging to it Wippra, Abberode, Biesenrode , Braunschwende, Forst Braunschwende, Friesdorf, Haida, Hermerode, Hilkenschwende, Königerode, Popperode, Rammelburg, Ritzgerode, Steinbrücken , Halle 1906, new edition 2005 .

Web links

Commons : Friesdorf  - Collection of Images

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ StBA: Area changes from January 2nd to December 31st, 2009