Oertzenhof

The brick buildings of Oertzenhof station form a consistent architectural ensemble with the reception building, service facilities, and former post office structures.

The settlement expanded significantly during the 1860s following the construction of the railway line from Güstrow through Neubrandenburg to the Prussian border at Strasburg.

The district takes its name from the noble Oertzen family who owned several estates in the Friedland area during the nineteenth century.

The station area maintains three operational railway tracks and contains multiple residential buildings connected by a paved station forecourt.

A vehicle operation continues to function in the former dairy building, which was first documented as a hilltop structure in 1852.

Location: Woldegk

Elevation above the sea: 101 m

GPS coordinates: 53.51810,13.57310

Latest update: March 29, 2025 04:07