Pehmke

Pehmke is a small borough of the Hanseatic city of Rostock in the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany. It is situated on the northwestern coast of the city, bordering the Baltic Sea.

Historically, Pehmke was a rural fishing village that developed into a significant commercial center in the 19th century. The construction of the Klockenhagen dock in the mid-19th century helped to launch the local fishing and shipping industries, with many vessels departing from and returning to this dock.

Geographically, Pehmke is located near the northern shore of the city of Rostock, with the district of B.moves northern parts and the nearby coastal nature reserve Sandhafen Rostock, making the area primarily utilized for fishing and shipping purposes.

Following the strain of World War II, the region, like the rest of Rostock, went through significant reconstruction efforts in the post-war period. This period of rebuilding saw advancements in administrative facilities and equipment existing at the time in order to meet emerging housing requirements

In the present, Pehmke has grown significantly to meet current demands, influencing local infrastructure in accommodations of a considerable scale. With increased population resulting from observed company growth in the region, Pehmke provides integration of the city into the ever-changing landscape of Rostock.