Neubörger
Neubörger is a municipality in the Dörpen the northern part of the district of Emsland in Lower Saxony.
- 3.1 municipal
- 4.1 traffic
Geography
Geographical location
Neubörger located in the Emsland region on the northwestern edge of the moraine hills of Hümmling between cities Papenburg in the north and in the south of Meppen and between communities Dörpen in the west and in the east Surwold. Directly west of the core location is the northern loop of the Transrapid Test Facility Emsland.
Neighboring communities
Neighboring communities in the north- east, the municipality Surwold in Samtgemeinde Nordhümmling, in the southeast the community Boerger in the Samtgemeinde Soegel, in the south the municipality Wippingen and to the west the town Dörpen.
History
Neubörger was founded in 1788 by Franz Friedrich von Furstenberg as a Moor colony and, after the Second World War again a significant upswing by refugees from the eastern areas of Germany and promotion measures from the Emsland plan.
Neubörger belonged until 31 December 2004 for the district of Weser -Ems, which was dissolved as a result of administrative reform with the same date.
Policy
Parish council
The local council in Neubörger is composed of eleven Council women and councilors. Him since the local elections on 11 September 2011 belong to two parties.
- CDU - 6 seats
- Free Wählergemeinschaft Neubörger - 5 seats
Economy and infrastructure
The largest employer is Dmk with over 100 employees.
Traffic
It is near the main roads 70 and 401, about 25 km east of Federal Highway 31 to the junction Dörpen and a few kilometers from the railway station Dörpen on the Route number 395 Muenster - empty away.
Culture and sights
- In the immediate vicinity of the town of the test track of the Transrapid Test Facility Emsland runs.
- The local museum Neubörger