Stelle, Germany
Point is a municipality in the district of Harburg, in Lower Saxony.
- 2.1 Amalgamations
- 3.1 municipal
- 3.2 community partnerships
Geography
The districts Wuhlenburg, Rosenweide and Fliegenberg are right on the southern bank of the Elbe. The districts Achterdeich and the northern part of the capital are still in place, the march, the southern part of the main town and Ashausen and Büllhorn lie on the Geest, on the northern end of the glacial moraine on the southern edge of the Elbe- glacial valley. The height above sea level is 1 to 60 m. In the south of the church in the direction of Ohlendorf and Holtorfsloh the book Wedel, a forest with beech mixed forest, which contains the highest elevations is. Point lies with its own railway station on the route between Hanover and Hamburg ( about 30 minutes), as well as on the highway 39 (A 39) Hamburg - Lüneburg. The precursor road to the highway, county road 86, passing through the town center.
Neighboring towns
History
Site was first mentioned in 1197. Ecclesiastical included the towns positioner partly by Pattensen, partly to Winsen. Only in the second half of the 20th century church of their own communities were formed in place, Ashausen and Fliegenberg.
Place in 2008, a memorial - consisting of a memorial stone with a plaque - unveiled for the young Polish forced laborers Milejski Julian, who was executed here on May 4, 1942 by the Nazis because of " race defilement ".
Incorporations
- Coat of arms of districts
Coat of arms of Ashausen
Coat of arms of Fliegenberg
Coat of arms of Rosenweide
On 1 July 1972, the municipalities were Ashausen ( with Büllhorn ) Fliegenberg and Rosenweide incorporated ( with Wuhlenburg ). On 1 July 1981, a part of the territory of the county town came Winsen (Luhe ) added with then about 80 inhabitants.
Policy
Mayor is in place Uwe Sievers (independent). He was elected a full-time mayor of the municipality in 2011. In addition, the first deputy mayor Elisabeth Tomm (CDU ), the second Deputy Mayor Elke is Ziegner ( CDU).
Parish council
Since the last local elections on 11 September 2011, the 28 -member body has the following distribution of seats:
Council Chairman Jürgen Neubauer (SPD ), his representative Manfred Schukat ( CDU).
Community partnerships
Center maintains partnerships with the French Plouzané (since 1991 ) and Glenfield in the United Kingdom ( since 1997). The Organiaation is 2 working groups. In addition, close contacts with Ikast - bording ( Dk) and Notodden (N) exist with frequent mutual visits, organized by the Partnership Committee.
Church
Own Lutheran churches exist in place, Ashausen and Fliegenberg.
In point, there were initiatives in 1861 to form their own congregation, so as not to have to make their way to Pattensen for worship. In 1866, to form a chapel Board, who directed the construction of a church in the way. The three-aisled neo-Gothic brick church of St. Michael was inaugurated in 1868. Place belonged to continue kirchengemeindlich Pattensen and 1955 independent parish. In 1968 the nave was extended and received a bell tower. Four bells ring is provided according to each one keyword of their inscriptions with the name of "faith", "love", "hope" and "peace." The three windows of the sanctuary were designed in 1930 with designs for Christmas, Easter and Pentecost.
The beginnings of today's Evangelical Free Church congregation ( Baptists ) Go back to the year 1848. 1869 included 80 people to her when it came to the establishment of an initially dependent daughter church of the Baptist church in Hamburg. 1890, the first private chapel was built; 1905 became the community's self-reliance and closed its first own pastor. As the community grew, in 1914 a new chapel was built. This is basically today. 1997, there was extensive extension work. Currently with approximately 180 members, there are considerations to further spatial extensions. The parish has a pastor.
Attractions
Located in the historic center of village school (now Library and City Hall), village inn ( inn) and farms ( Menke, Schulten -Behr ) is the organic structure of the locus with the Evangelical Lutheran Church of St. Michael (1868, Tower 1968), nor grossly read. The old school building next to the church was later the teacher's residence and now houses the local library for the younger school building is now the town hall. On the farm Behr, there is a private museum on the history of the community site. The Steller outdoor pool is a magnet for visitors. In place and Fliegenberg are former water towers. The pebble tower in Ashausen reminded of an important employer: the gravel plant Steinhage. He was released by the municipality to blow up in 2011 - and made several attempts resistance. In Ashausen Linde road is the old village street and the center of the 1st Sunday held annually in June flea market with over 10 000 visitors. . At its western end is Dat Ole Huus, the home club Ashausen has been preserved and renovated. Forest Trail - in the book Wedel
Wedding Forest - created in several parts, among other things, accessible from the street "Am Osterfeld "
Economy
Due to the proximity to the city of Hamburg and the convenient location shall be considered a location for businesses and a town in the country for former Hamburg. The population has increased in recent decades due to immigration. Even in the capital there are still some producing farms, from one of the courtyards of the district Rosenweide now a pan-European company for salad cultivation and distribution is developed. Point is a station of the regional metronom that runs on the railway line between Hanover and Hamburg about every hour between Hamburg and Lüneburg.
Sports
The gymnastics and sports club instead of 1907/19 eV was founded in 1907. With 2525 members (as of 1 January 2006), he is one of the biggest clubs in the district of Harburg. Departments: Badminton, Ball, Soccer, Ju Jutsu, athletics, swimming, dancing, tennis (TC location ), table tennis, gymnastics, Prellball, drum hoop, volleyball, hiking.
Sons and daughters of the town
- Susanne Fülscher ( b. 1961 ), author
- Harald Maack (* 1955), actor - Hamburg Dockland
- Michael Staack (* 1959), a political scientist and university teacher
- Gerhard Rieck (b. 1923, deceased), local chronicler, local historian, promoter of plattdt. Language, Council Member, Order of Merit
- Gunther Popp (deceased), chronicler of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Church and the hunting association, council member, board member waterworks site
Gallery
Community Library ( previously: Teacher - residential building or school building )
Memorial for Julian Milejski on Unter den Linden
Oles Huus, Ashausen water tower Fliegenberg water tower place Büllerhoff, location