New Fahrland

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Neu Fahrland is a district of Potsdam . Until 2003, the municipality belonged to the Fahrland district ( Potsdam-Mittelmark district ). In connection with the Brandenburg municipal area reform, Neu Fahrland was incorporated into Potsdam: In contrast to other municipalities, more than two thirds (67.7%) of the eligible voters voted in a referendum on January 27, 2002 for the incorporation of the municipality of Neu Fahrland into the state capital Potsdam.

The license plate is P, the area code is still 033208 for the time being.

geography

location

Neu Fahrland is in the north of Potsdam and is cut through by the B 2 . The district borders in the north on the Potsdam districts Fahrland and Krampnitz . Clockwise, the district is bordered by the Krampnitzsee and the Lehnitzsee in the east, the Jungfernsee , the Sacrow-Paretz Canal and the White Lake in the south, and the Fahrlander See in the west , thus creating a “five lakes” which is almost completely enclosed by water -Ortteil ".

history

Administrative affiliation

Neu Fahrland was a municipality in the Osthavelland district . On April 1, 1939, the place was reclassified to the Potsdam district. On July 25, 1952, he was spun off from Potsdam and thus independent again. On October 26, 2003, Neu Fahrland was again incorporated into Potsdam.

Population development

Due to the heavy building activity after 1990, the population increased from around 900 in 1990 to 1,550 in 2016.

Five bus lines connect the place with Potsdam in 15 minutes and with Berlin-Spandau and the surrounding area in 30 minutes .

Neu Fahrland is connected to the motorway network via the western Berlin motorway ring of the A 10 . The distance to the Potsdam Nord exit is approximately 9 km.

media

The magazine "Der Neu Fahrländer Landbote", which was discontinued with the July / August 2009 issue, with articles from the town and the region, appeared every two months and was included in the regional magazine "Heveller" from October 2009.

Since 2018 there has also been the free magazine “Der Potsdamer” produced in Neu Fahrland.

administration

The municipality of Neu Fahrland was incorporated into the Brandenburg state capital Potsdam in 2003. Since then the official name has been: 14476 Potsdam district (OT) Neu Fahrland. The local council elected in 2008 works on a voluntary basis and currently has a local councilor and four local council members. The address is: Local Advisory Board Neu Fahrland, Am Kirchberg 50, 14476 Potsdam OT Neu Fahrland

Public facilities

Chausseehaus

Day care center "Kinderland" with integrated community use. 70 to 90 children can be looked after all day.

Attractions

Nedlitz ferry

clinic

The Heinrich Heine Rehabilitation Clinic has existed since 1952, was rebuilt in 1994 and expanded in 2012.

tourism

The Kirchberg is a forest area with developed and marked hiking trails. Geographically, it represents the remainder of an Ice Age terminal moraine . It is the highest elevation in the vicinity: 85 m above sea level. NN , that is about 35 m visible height here, as the foot of the hill is at a height of about 50 m above sea level. NN lies. There has been a lookout point again since 2005.

Culture and sport

The culture and sports club 2000 with various departments, the volunteer fire brigade, a senior and disabled club, the Kinderland daycare center with its own support association and an anglers' club offer opportunities for recreational activities.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ StBA: Changes in the municipalities in Germany, see 2003
  2. ↑ https://www.potsdam.de/cms/beitrag/10035623/400366/

literature

  • Hinz, Ursula and others: Neu Fahrland - From the turning point to the turning point. New Fahrland 2003
  • Community Neu Fahrland (ed.): The Neu Fahrländer Landbote. Discontinued in August 2009, instead the regional magazine Heveller from October 2009

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