Kölzin ( German: Kölzin ) is a commune in Germany , in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern .
| Community | |
| Keltsin | |
|---|---|
| Kölzin | |
| A country |  Germany |
| Land | Mecklenburg - Western Pomerania |
| Area | Eastern Vorpommern (district) |
| Control | Züss management |
| Internal division | 5 subdistricts |
| Burgomaster | Jutta Dinze |
| History and geography | |
| Square | 14.47 km² |
| Center height | 24 m |
| Timezone | UTC + 1 , in the summer UTC + 2 |
| Population | |
| Population | 318 people ( 2010 ) |
| Digital identifiers | |
| Telephone code | +49 38353 |
| Postcode | 17506 |
| Car code | Ovp |
| Official code | 13 0 59 042 |
| amt-zuessow.de (him) | |
Geographical position
Kieltsin is located approximately 12 kilometers south of Greifswald , 22 kilometers south- west of Volgast , 19 kilometers north- west of Anklam and 3 kilometers north- east of Guckow .
History
For the first time, the mention of the largest community of modern Kölzin (Darghetsin) is found in the certificate of ownership of the Cistercian monastery "Elden" ( German Kloster Eldena ) and dates back to 1232 . Since 1294, the environs of Darghetsin passed into the possession of the Behr family ( German Behr ), which changed only after the end of World War II .
In 1897, a branch of the Greifswald - Järmen railway line was carried out through the village, which was, however, dismantled in 1945 to pay reparations .
Administrative division
Keltsin is part of the Eastern Vorpommern region . Until January 1, 2005, the settlement was part of the management of Amt Gückov ( German: Amt Gützkow ), but is currently subordinated to the management of Amt Züssow ( German: Amt Züssow ), with headquarters in Züssow .
Identification code of the subject of self - government - 13 0 59 042 .
The area occupied by the administrative unit Keltsin is 14.47 km².
Currently, the community is divided into 5 rural districts.
- Darhetsin ( him. Dargezin )
- Darghetsin Forverk ( German Dargezin Vorwerk )
- Kölzin ( German Kölzin )
- Upali ( German Upatel )
- Fritzow ( him. Fritzow )
The village of Keltsin's twin is the village of Koldenbüttel in Schleswig-Holstein .
Population
As of December 31, 2006, the population of the Kieltsin settlement is 362 people.
The average population density is thus equal to 25 people per km².
Within rural districts, residents are distributed as follows.
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Transportation
Federal road 111 ( German. Bundesstraße 111 (B 111) ) runs south of the village of Keltsin, and Federal Road 96 ( German. Bundesstraße 96 (B 96) ) and the autobahn 20 ( German Bundesautobahn 20 (A 20) ) go west of which available not far from the village Gyutskov (about 5 kilometers from Keltsin).
Attractions
- Garden in Frittsov
- Water meadow near Keltsin
- Linden Alley north of Kieltsin
- Gothic church in Kölzin
- Cemetery with an old beam for hanging bells in Fritzova
- Old hut for peasants in Dargocine made of baked bricks and cobblestones