Linsburg

Linsburg is a municipality in the district of Nienburg / Weser in Lower Saxony and belongs to Samtgemeinde Steimbke.

• 4.1 Structures

• 5.1 traffic

Geography

The municipality is situated on the northern edge of the Linsburg domaniale Grinder Forest, about 10 minutes drive south of the county town Nienburg / Weser.

History

In a document from 1263 is made to a noble family ' de Castle Line ". In 1675, the Dukes of Calenberg could build their Linsburger hunting lodge.

In 2003 Linsburg celebrated its 800th anniversary, which goes back to a document from the year 1203 with the first mention of the place Linsburg. At the train station was built in the 1950s, a completed settlement.

Policy

Parish council

The council has nine elected members, it actually belong to two parties and a voter community on:

• WG Linsburg: 6 seats
• CDU: 2 seats
• SPD: 1 seat

(As at municipal election on September 11, 2011)

Since the local elections on 10 September 2006 will be awarded due to the reduced below the limit of 1000 inhabitants only 9 seats (previously 11).

Coat of arms

The coat of arms was approved on 6 December 1983 by the county.

Blazon: " Azure, a golden Zwölfender - deer antler with a silver skull between the antlers an erect oak leaf, under the antlers two open silver buffalo horns. "

The design and the design of the coat of arms come from heraldist Heinz Bannier from Dörverden.

Culture and sights

Structures

1977 erbauter, 134 meter high telecommunications tower of Deutsche Telekom with operating floor in 80 meters height at 52 ° 34'0 " north latitude and 9 ° 19'26 " east longitude

Economy and infrastructure

Traffic

Linsburg is connected in a southwesterly direction to the highway 6. Northeast of the town of the railway Bremen and Hannover runs with its own breakpoint. There is a train connection every hour with the S- Bahn line 2 Nienburg -Hannover Hbf - Haste.