Klagstorp

Klagstorp is a city in Trelleborg's municipality and church village in Ostra Klagstorps parish on Soderslatt in Skane. According to legend, the village has been named after King Harald Klak, who is supposed to have lived inside the neighborhood inside the 8th century. In 911, the Vikings Gange-Rolf obtained the French landscape of Normandy as a lecture, which should be the purpose for the Skane sound of positive area names there, among other things. Claxtorp.

Klagstorp, located within the VemmenhOg district, originated as a station society after the final touch of the Borringe-Ostratorps railway in 1887. In 1890, Trelleborg-Klagstorp's Railway was also added, which in 1894 turned into taken over by way of Trelleborg – Rydsgårds Jarnvag which in 1895 opened the track. To Rydsgård. BOJ became ratified in 1941 and TRJ in 1943. Passenger site visitors on TRJ ceased in 1956 and on BOJ in 1957, however freight traffic was on the path Trelleborg-Klagstorp-Jordberga till 1974. In Ostra Klagstorp, at some point of the First World War, considered one of nine grain warehouses changed into erected, which acted as food garage stocks. The warehouse in Ostra Klagstorp became demolished inside the early Nineties.