Rosengarten, Lower Saxony

Rose garden is a south to Hamburg Harburg municipality in the district in Lower Saxony ( Germany ). It is bordered on the north by the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg, in the districts of house breaking, home field, Hamburg- Eißendorf and Marmstorf, and in the south on the town of beech wood in the North Heath, town Dibbersen. Neighboring municipalities are New Wulmstorf in the west and in the east Seevetal.

  • 2.1 Amalgamations
  • 3.1 municipal
  • 3.2 mayoral election in 2014
  • 3.3 Coat of Arms
  • 4.1 Religion
  • 5.1 Museums
  • 5.2 Wildlife Park
  • 5.3 Archaeology
  • 5.4 Sports
  • 6.1 traffic
  • 6.2 Media
  • 6.3 Energy

Geography

Geographical Location

The community rose garden, which is bordered to the north by Hamburg, located just north of beech wood roughly in the center of Harburg Hills.

Community structure

Breakdown by Chronicler contexts

  • Villages on Dethweg Tötensen with the district Westerhof
  • Leversen with the hamlets of New Leversen and Sieversen
  • Forest villages on Kiekeberg Ehestorf with Alvesen
  • Vahrendorf
  • Sottorf
  • As well as Eckel with the district of Neu- Eckel and Eick Stueve
  • Emsen with the district Langenrehm
  • Iddensen with the district Hinteln
  • Klecken with the district hornbeam and Am Walde
  • Nominal village

The municipal administration is located in the village of nominal.

History

On 18 July 1973, the name of the municipality was officially changed in nominal village rose garden.

Incorporations

On 1 July 1972, the municipalities Eckel, Ehestorf, Emsen, Iddesen, Klecken, Leversen, Sottorf Tötensen and Vahrendorf were incorporated.

Policy

Parish council

The Council of the town of Rosengarten Council consists of 30 people and the full-time mayor. Since the local elections on 11 September 2011, the seats are distributed as follows among the individual groups:

  • CDU: 12 seats ( 2006: 13 )
  • SPD: 11 seats (2006: 12)
  • GREEN: 4 seats ( 2006: 3 )
  • UWR: 1 seat ( 2006: 1)
  • FDP: 1 seat ( 2006: 1)
  • LEFT: 1 seat ( 2006: 0)

Mayoral election in 2014

At the mayoral election on April 25, 2014 have Dirk Seidler, who is supported by the CDU, FDP, SPD and UWR and Thies Ockelmann, supported by the Greens, given their candidacy.

Coat of arms

Blazon: In gold a jumping black horse, including a red rose with green sepals and golden slugs in the sign, a green oak branch with leaves ten

Population

The unemployment rate in Rosengarten about. 3%. Thus, full employment is reached. Of the 12,871 inhabitants 2,290 inhabitants are under 18 years old and 2,720 residents over 65 years. More than 97 % of the Rosengardener are German nationals. Less than 3% are foreign nationals. A migration background have 8.6% of the residents. In the community more women (51% ) than men ( 49%).

Religion

In the town of Rosengarten, the Evangelical Lutheran Christians are the parishes Klecken, rated and assigned village in Vahrendorf. The next Catholic churches are in Buchholz in der Heide North and in Seevetal. Approximately 48% are Protestant, cica 6% Catholic and 46 % are non-denominational or belong to a different religion.

Culture and sights

The community rose garden is to promote the cultural offerings Member of the Regional Park Rose Garden.

Museums

  • The open-air museum at Kiekeberg is a museum of cultural history.

Game park

  • The Schwarze Berge wildlife park with about 100 species and approximately 1000 animals.

Archeology

  • The approximately 5200 years old, 48 meters long and six meters wide, Megalithic grave in the forest spills on the road between Bendestorfer Klecken and beech wood.
  • Several forest boundaries in today's Regional Park Rose Garden have been marked from the 15th century with landmarks. Of the original 250 stones are now nearly 160 known.

Prince monument in Langenrehm ( inaugurated in 1911 )

Sieverser stone ( 1 of 65), forestry limit of 1750

Moisburger stone (No. 65 of 65 ), forestry limit of 1750

Landmark from the 18th century, rose garden ( 1 of 87)

Sports

  • The SG Handball Rosengarten played in the 2010/2011 season in the first women's handball league; currently playing in the 2nd Women's Handball Bundesliga
  • The FC Rose Garden was founded in 2012 from the clubs SC Klecken, TV Vahrendorf and Turnerschaft Westerhof.

Economy and infrastructure

Traffic

The place Tötensen is connected by motorway to Hamburg. The A 261 leads past Tötensen and connects the A 7 and A 1 traffic relieving each other southeast of Hamburg. Through the town Ehestorf leads the cycle route Hamburg -Bremen; 2012 inaugurated distance footpath " Heidschnuckenweg " leading from Hamburg -Fischbek by Rosengardener Forestry and Luneburg Heath to Celle.

The villages Klecken and Eckel have the Klecken station links to the city of Hamburg; the ride from the station Klecken to Hamburg Central Station takes only 20 minutes. The Klecken station is within the HVV in large area.

Media

On the Gannaberg in Langenrehm stands on the tallest building in the community: the telecommunications tower rose garden, which is operated by T-Systems. Radiated the public DVB-T Bouquets and radio programs NDR 1 Niedersachsen ( 103.2 MHz/20 kW ), radio ffn ( 100.6 MHz/20 kW), Hit-Radio Antenne ( 105.1 MHz/20 kW ) and N -Joy (91.4 MHz / 0.3 kW). Due to the height of the transmitter it has a very long range.

On the site operates cable Germany a cable headend receive antennas for FM broadcast, DVB- T and satellite TV. Gas will be supplied from this location the cable networks of Lower Saxony cities and towns south of Hamburg.

Energy

To the east of the hamlet village nominal 53 ° 22 ' 35 " N, 9 ° 54' 13" O53.3763899.903611 is located at the coordinates, a 110 kV switching station of the Deutsche Bahn AG. It is next to the railway power switching Neckarwestheim and the traction power derailleur Nitzahn the only switchgear Deutsche Bahn AG that are not located on the site of a power plant or near a railway line.

Personalities

  • Ernst Friedrich Adickes (1811-1878), member of the Reichstag
  • Dieter Bohlen (born 1954 ), musician, producer and songwriter
  • Gerhard Klußmeier ( born 1939 ), jazz historian, Karl -May- researcher, author
  • Lars Cohrs (born 1967 ), radio and television presenter in the ARD, NDR 1 Niedersachsen predominantly in, comes from the village of Klecken
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