Dehme

52.2341666666678.827551Koordinaten: 52 ° 14 ' 3 " N, 8 ° 49' 39" E

Location of Dehme in Bad Oeynhausen

Dehme is a district of the town of Bad Oeynhausen in the Minden - Luebbecke in East Westphalia.

Located just south of the Wiehengebirge and west of the Weser. In the east Dehme borders the neighborhoods Costedt ( separated by the Weser) and Barkhausen the city Porta Westfalica, on the north by the districts of Häverstädt and Dützen the city of Minden, on the west by the district Eidinghausen and on the south by the district Rehme.

History

For the first time Dehme is mentioned in 1088 in a charter of Bishop Benno II of Osnabrück. At the municipal reform, which took effect on 1 January 1973, the then independent municipality Dehme was incorporated with a total area of ​​6.53 km ² and 2481 inhabitants to Bad Oeynhausen. Previously, she was part of the Office Rehme with the official residence Werste in Minden. 2006, Dehme 3294 inhabitants.

Population Development

The table shows the population development of Dehme.

Attractions

• Dehmer hill above Dehme on the southern slope of the Wiehengebirge. It is one in the pre-Roman Iron Age ( 500 BC to AD birth ) built fortified settlement, which served as a refuge castle. Archaeological excavations took place in the years 1904 and 1986. Today, the fortress is a ground monument, of which only about 1 m high wall remnants are present.
• Until 2003 there was the bird park Dehme on the main road 61.

Economy and Transport

The Federal Highway 61 cuts through Dehme in north-south direction. Since the spring of 2011, a section of the A30 motorway is built with the junction Dehme and B61n in place. The cycle track runs along the river Weser Weser.

The DENIOS AG has its headquarters in the former lower brickyard which was closed in 1984.

Clubs

The club ring coordinates the activities of the many clubs in the district.