Wolgast Zoo is a zoo in the vicinity of Zemitz. It is therefore a specifically named destination in the surrounding area for travellers interested in zoos. Also nearby are Quilow Water Castle, a castle, and the Trabbi-Scheune, a museum. The Trassenheide Butterfly Farm is also named there as a zoo. In the wider regional area are the Peenemünde Power Plant, a museum, and the Sauerstoffwerk Peenemünde, a ruin. The named landscape features in the vicinity of Zemitz also include Schlossinsel as an island and Möwenort as a cape. You can rent a holiday apartment in Zemitz.
Geographical Location
Zemitz is located in the Lassaner Winkel, approximately seven kilometres south of Wolgast and approximately seven kilometres north of Lassan.
Nature
The area around Zemitz borders the Peenestrom to the east. The Brebowbach flows through the municipality towards the Peenestrom; Hohe See is the only notable lake named for the municipality. The Rauhe Berg lies southeast of Zemitz and, at 43 metres above sea level, is the highest elevation in the municipality.
History
Zemitz was first documented in 1504 under the name “Sumentz”.
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