Sträube

Sträube is a small village located in the state of Brandenburg, Germany. It is part of the municipality of Gumtow and lies within the district of Prignitz. The village is situated in a rural area characterized by agricultural land and forests.

Historically, Sträube has been a farming community, and its development is closely tied to the surrounding landscape. Like many villages in the region, its origins can be traced back to medieval settlements. The local economy has traditionally been based on agriculture, with a focus on crop cultivation and livestock farming.

The infrastructure in Sträube is typical of a rural German village, including residential buildings and the necessary local services. Access to larger towns and cities is provided by regional roads, connecting it to administrative centers and markets. The natural environment surrounding Sträube offers opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking and cycling.

As part of Brandenburg, Sträube experiences a temperate climate. The village's population is relatively small, reflecting a common demographic trend in many rural areas of eastern Germany. Its cultural heritage is represented by its local traditions and the architectural style of its older buildings. The close-knit community is a defining characteristic of life in Sträube.