Stubben

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Stubben is a place in the unit Beverstedt municipality in the southern district of Cuxhaven, in Lower Saxony ( Germany ).

• 2.1 Sport and Leisure
• 2.2 School
• 2.3 Church

History

Name and Coat of Arms

The name means Stubben in Low German stump. The former forest area has been called Rehloge after deer and Loge, an old word for forest. For the colonization of the trees were cleared and after the tree stump the place got its name. In his name, the coat of arms, showing a buck jumping over a stump relates.

History

Archaeological finds that even 10,000 years have lived BC reindeer hunters in the area. Megalithic tombs and finds from the Neolithic period indicate a continuous settlement.

When the railway Bremen- Bremerhaven built and there is a railway station was built, settled near the train station, commuters, which had their work in the cities. The place Stubben grew and merged with the then individual communities Adelstedt, Brunshausen and Elfershude as well as the family farm Square, which previously belonged to the neighboring Bokel to one place. Through the station itself Stubben developed into a major transshipment for livestock, timber, fertilizer and agricultural products. Close to the station in 1904 moved to a dairy.

At the site of the former dairy Mäder at the station is a concrete block factory today.

Since 1st November 2011 Stubben is a district of the municipality Beverstedt unit.

Facilities

Sport and Leisure

For leisure, there are sports facilities with gym, football, beach volleyball and tennis court as well as the volunteer fire department Stubben.

School

The school children of the first four years of school to go to 2 km from the primary school to Bokel. In Beverstedt spots, 4 km away, there are the secondary schools ( junior high school and the private school " Forest School "). Currently a full-time school is achieved incrementally.

In the former school building the community first ran a kindergarten. 2011, a new nursery school was built and the building was the village community center.

Church

Approximately 60 % of the population are members Stubbener Evangelical Lutheran church Beverstedt.

From 1947 to 2012 there was the St. John was founded by displaced community. She belonged to the Independent Evangelical Lutheran Church and forms with the St. Andrew's church in Bremerhaven a parish. Its roots lay in the Evangelical Lutheran Confessional Church. Their church was consecrated in 1956 and deconsecrated in 2012.

Traffic

Today the railway Bremen- Bremerhaven provides for Stubben the most important part of the supra-local public transport dar. every hour exist with the line RS2 Regio -S -Bahn Bremen / Lower Saxony, which is operated by the North Western Railway GmbH, connections to Bremen and Bremerhaven. Together with leading through the village country road 134, Beverstedt with Hagen and the Federal Highway connects 27, obtained for the location convenient transport connections. They have contributed to the strong settlement activities, and it was gradually the areas between stumps and Elfershude opened ( the Ohfeld and the long Moor ) as building areas.