Lütjenburg, Administrative town in Plön District, Germany.
Lütjenburg is a small town in Plön District, Schleswig-Holstein, situated roughly 30 kilometers east of Kiel. The settlement includes schools, local businesses, and residential areas that form the center of the community.
The settlement was founded in the 12th century when German colonists expanded eastward into the region. Over time it developed into a local administrative center for the surrounding area.
The local council consists of nineteen seats divided between two major parties, with the CDU holding ten seats and SPD holding nine seats.
The town is easily accessible by car or train and offers basic services for visitors. Walking through the center is the best way to see local shops and services while getting a feel for daily community life.
Until 2012, the town hosted a Bundeswehr antiaircraft regiment that was a major employer for the area. The departure of the military unit marked a significant shift in the local economy.
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