Lassaner angle
The Lassaner Winkel is a region in the district of Vorpommern-Greifswald at the gates of the island of Usedom in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania . What is meant is the mainland belt between Anklam and Wolgast , opposite are the Krumminer Wiek , the Gnitz peninsula, the Achterwasser and the Lieper Winkel . The Lassaner Winkel protrudes into the Peene River .
The center of the Lassaner Winkel is the eponymous port city of Lassan , one of the smallest cities in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and Germany .
The coastal strip is part of the Peenetal River Landscape Nature Park and the Island of Usedom Nature Park .
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In the lagoon landscape of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, peninsulas are often called "angles". Examples of this are the Klützer Winkel in Mecklenburg and the Lieper and Usedomer Winkel in Western Pomerania . In literature, the name Lassaner Winkel appears in Karl Viohl's chronicle of the history of the city of Lassan in 1862 . Viohl again refers to files from and after the Thirty Years' War:
"This leads us back to the end of the Thirty Years' War, the horror of which spread to this distant corner of land, which is often called the Lassaner Winkel in the files."
The term "Lassaner Winkel" is used today mainly in the tourist sense and is also marketed in this way.
geography
The landscape was formed in the last Ice Age and lies in the foreland of the Velgaster Staffel. The Vistula Ice Age left flat ground moraines and hilly terminal moraine landscapes behind. The melt water from the glacier ice flowed off over the glacial valleys and created the Western Pomerania valley network with the Peene and Oder . What remains are small lakes and ice age pools , so-called celestial eyes .
In terms of transport, the Lassaner Winkel can be reached via the federal road 111 from Wolgast or the federal road 110 from Anklam in the direction of Usedom . In addition, the region forms the eastern branch of the Vorpommerschen Dorfstrasse and is integrated into the hiking trail network of the Via Baltica .
Since Lassan has a port in the Lassaner Bay, the Winkel can also be reached by water from the Baltic Sea , Stettiner Haff or Achterwasser. According to the Lassan water ordinances of 1535, 1571, 1603 and 1711, the backwaters and the southern part of the Peene River belonged to the coastal town of Lassan as the Lassan water for several centuries , which had fishing rights on the water.
"With this water ordinance, it is noteworthy that the Lassan water is understood to include the entire Achterwasser and the Peene from and including Bauer to Klotzow, and that the Anklamer are also mentioned among those who fish the Lassan water for the usual rent."
Places in the Lassaner Winkel
According to the information brochure of the local network "Herbs, Art and Heavenly Eyes" from November 2014, places and living spaces in the neighboring communities of Buggenhagen , Murchin and Zemitz also belong to the Lassaner Winkel:
- Bauer ( Amt Am Peenestrom )
- Buddenhagen ( City of Wolgast )
- Buggenhagen (Amt Am Peenestrom)
- Jamitzow (Amt Am Peenestrom)
- Klein Jasedow (Amt Am Peenestrom)
- Klotzow (Amt Am Peenestrom)
- Lassan (Amt Am Peenestrom)
- Lassaner Vorwerk (Amt Am Peenestrom)
- Lentschow ( Züssow Office )
- Libnow (Züssow Office)
- Murchin (Züssow Office)
- Papendorf (Amt Am Peenestrom)
- Pinnow (Züssow Office)
- Pulow (Amt Am Peenestrom)
- Seckeritz (Amt Am Peenestrom)
- Wangelkow (Amt Am Peenestrom)
- Waschow (Amt Am Peenestrom)
- Weiblitz (Office Am Peenestrom)
- Wehrland (Amt Am Peenestrom)
- Zemitz (Office Am Peenestrom)
The main town of the region is the port city of Lassan in the Lassaner Bay. The angle is almost congruent with the parish of St. Johannis zu Lassan, which also includes the village churches of Murchin, Pinnow and Wehrland-Bauer.
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Scenic features
The Lassaner Winkel is not part of the organized tourism of the island of Usedom. The tourism concept "Herbs, Art and Heavenly Eyes", designed by locals, relies on regionality and was awarded a prize in 2012 by the state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. The concept is aimed at individual visitors and promotes gentle, environmentally friendly tourism. The area can be easily explored by bike or on foot. Many artists have settled in the small former manor villages in the area. Especially in the summer months there are numerous exhibitions and music performances.
Typical for the region are the ice age pools, so-called celestial eyes, several fruit tree avenues and the location on the Peenestrom. The proximity to the foothills of the two nature parks of Usedom Island and the Peene Valley river landscape favors a rich fauna and flora. Barthold von Quistorp from the noble family von Quistorp , who lived on the estates of Bauer, Krenzow and Vorwerk Lassan until 1945, described the landscape as follows in 1903:
“Gut Vorwerk adjoins the town of Lassan to the south. Located on the bank of the Peenestrom, where it connects the lagoon with the open sea and widens to the bulge of the backwater, it offers scenic beauties that are otherwise denied to the gently rolling West Pomerania. From the Lassaner Bay your gaze wanders over the broad river to the shores of the island of Usedom, whose high-lying churches, whose forests and fields, alternating with the waves of the deeply flushing water, create an attractive picture. "
Attractions
In Lassan there is a museum on the city and regional history with the Lassaner watermill and the associated Friedrich-von-Lösewitz-Halle . The considerable variety of front doors in Lassan points to the heyday of woodworking in the 19th century. The churches of Wehrland-Bauer and Pinnow are pilgrimage churches on the Way of St. James on the Via Baltica .
Churches
- St. Johannis zu Lassan with furnishings by Elias Keßler and summer gallery
- St. Nikolai zu Bauer with baroque ceiling painting and "Utkiek" with a view of the Peenestrom, Achterwasser and White Mountain of the Gnitz peninsula
- Pinnow village church with medieval wall painting and grave slabs
- Murchin Church , a small hall church from 1604
particularities
- Fragrance and touch garden in Papendorf
- Large stone graves near Wehrland
- Vierpottkaten in Murchin
- Neoclassical district culture center Murchin from 1954
- Permanent forest of Buddenhagen near Wolgast
Mansions
- classicist mansion Buggenhagen (Till Richter Museum for modern art)
- classicist mansion Alt-Bauer
- historic manor house Libnow (in the New Tudor style )
- Vorwerk of the former Jamitzow estate with administration building, stable and smithy
- Waschow manor with manor park, former manor house of the von Hackewitz family
- Half-timbered manor house Klein Jasedow
- neo-baroque Pulow manor house
- Papendorf manor house
Avenues
- Mirabelle avenue between Lassan and Pulow
- Linden avenue made up of 119 summer and winter linden trees between Wehrland and Bauer
Swimming lakes
- Berlin lake
- Great Pinnower See
- Small and large Papendofer lake
- Pulower See
- Street lake
See also
literature
- Karl Viohl: History of the city of Lassan from the oldest times to the present. From the works of Pomeranian historians and the city files , self-published, Berlin 1862, 152 pages; archive.org .
- Network herbs, art and heavenly eyes (ed.): Holidays in the Lassaner Winkel. Where the rush takes a detour , Lassan, 1st edition, November 2014.
Web links
- Literature on Lassaner Winkel in the state bibliography MV
- Lassaner Winkel in the network herbs, art and celestial eyes
- Lassaner Doors Photo Gallery (accessed March 24, 2018)
- Lassaner Winkel Paradise Garden , open gardens with a cultural program
Individual evidence
- ↑ Network herbs, art and heavenly eyes (ed.): Holidays in Lassaner Winkel . Lassan 2014, p. 5.
- ↑ Waltraud Schwab: Letting go of doing nothing: Boredom in Lassan . In: taz , November 22, 2011.
- ^ Karl Viohl: History of the city of Lassan . Self-published, Berlin 1862, p. 43.
- ↑ Network herbs, art and heavenly eyes (ed.): Holidays in Lassaner Winkel . Lassan 2014, p. 18.
- ↑ Hannelore Deya: New historical lexicon: Edition Vorpommern . Haff-Verlag, Grambin 2013, p. 12. ISBN 978-3-942916-83-7
- ^ Karl Viohl: History of the city of Lassan . Self-published, Berlin 1862, p. 31.
- ↑ Ira Middendorf: Small miracle at the end of the world. Shortly before Usedom, the clocks go a little differently in Lassaner Winkel . In: Westfälische Nachrichten of August 19, 2017.
- ↑ Florian Zimmer-Amrhein: Room for beginners . In: taz , December 28, 2013.
- ↑ Barthold von Quistorp: Das Rittergut Vorwerk near Lassan (PDF) in full in: Contributions to Lassaner Heimatgeschichte , Issue 5, Interest Group Heimatgeschichte, Lassan 1999.
- ↑ Lassaner front doors on lassaner.tumblr.com; accessed on June 24, 2016.
- ↑ Art & Kemenaten .
- ^ Gutshaus Wehrland-Bauer In: gutshaeuser.de . Retrieved May 9, 2016.