Dierhagen
Municipality in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany
Location of Dierhagen within Vorpommern-Rügen district
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54°17′29″N 12°21′38″E / 54.29139°N 12.36056°E / 54.29139; 12.36056
(2022-12-31)[1]
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Dierhagen is a municipality in the Vorpommern-Rügen district, in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany.
Location
Dierhagen is on the Fischland-Darß-Zingst peninsula. The district is surrounded by the Baltic Sea to the north and northwest and the Saaler Bodden to the east and southeast.[2]
Dierhagen has six districts:
- Dierhagen Dorf
- Dierhagen Strand, a 7-km-long beach with fine white sand
- Dierhagen Ost
- Neuhaus
- Dändorf
- Körkwitz
History
Dierhagen was founded in 1311 when German settlers expanded their territory into the area of Ribnitz (moved eastward).[3]
Notable residents
- Egon Krenz, who briefly served as the leader of East Germany in 1989, has lived in the town since 2003.
References
- ^ "Bevölkerungsstand der Kreise, Ämter und Gemeinden 2022" (XLS) (in German). Statistisches Amt Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. 2023.
- ^ "Dierhagen - Ostseebad Dierhagen".
- ^ "Home". dierhagen1311.de.
External links
Media related to Dierhagen at Wikimedia Commons
- Dierhagen website, accessed 20. December 2017
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Towns and municipalities in Vorpommern-Rügen
- Ahrenshagen-Daskow
- Ahrenshoop
- Altefähr
- Altenkirchen
- Altenpleen
- Baabe
- Bad Sülze
- Barth
- Bergen auf Rügen
- Binz
- Born auf dem Darß
- Breege
- Buschvitz
- Dettmannsdorf
- Deyelsdorf
- Dierhagen
- Divitz-Spoldershagen
- Dranske
- Drechow
- Dreschvitz
- Eixen
- Elmenhorst
- Franzburg
- Fuhlendorf
- Garz/Rügen
- Gingst
- Glewitz
- Glowe
- Göhren
- Grammendorf
- Gransebieth
- Gremersdorf-Buchholz
- Grimmen
- Groß Kordshagen
- Groß Mohrdorf
- Gustow
- Insel Hiddensee
- Hugoldsdorf
- Jakobsdorf
- Karnin
- Kenz-Küstrow
- Klausdorf
- Kluis
- Kramerhof
- Lancken-Granitz
- Lietzow
- Lindholz
- Löbnitz
- Lohme
- Lüdershagen
- Lüssow
- Marlow
- Millienhagen-Oebelitz
- Mönchgut
- Neuenkirchen
- Niepars
- Pantelitz
- Papenhagen
- Parchtitz
- Patzig
- Poseritz
- Preetz
- Prerow
- Prohn
- Pruchten
- Putbus
- Putgarten
- Ralswiek
- Rambin
- Rappin
- Ribnitz-Damgarten
- Richtenberg
- Saal
- Sagard
- Samtens
- Sassnitz
- Schaprode
- Schlemmin
- Sehlen
- Sellin
- Semlow
- Splietsdorf
- Steinhagen
- Stralsund
- Süderholz
- Sundhagen
- Trent
- Tribsees
- Trinwillershagen
- Ummanz
- Velgast
- Weitenhagen
- Wendisch Baggendorf
- Wendorf
- Wieck auf dem Darß
- Wiek
- Wittenhagen
- Wustrow
- Zarrendorf
- Zingst
- Zirkow
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