Wardböhmen

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Wardböhmen is a town of Bergen in the northern district of Celle on the Lüneburg Heath. It is located 6 km north of Bergen on the main road 3

History

Wardböhmen was first mentioned in 1197 under the name Werthebohmen in Parrochia mountains. The name is derived as follows at Alpers and Barenscheer: warde = waiting = Boëme trees.

In Lower Saxony State Museum is excavation finds are from a hillside grave at Stallion Mountain, southwest of Wardböhmen. Clothing accessories: V- cap jewelry, collars, jewelry disc, needle, arm and leg rings from the period 1500-1200 BC

Districts of Wardböhmen are the villages Hoope and Sehlhof.

On February 1, 1971 Wardböhmen was incorporated into the city of Bergen.

Policy

General

Current local mayor Anna Cornils.

Coat of arms

On golden plate below is a blue triangle with slightly rounded edges. Top right with a green windmill, top left, a green stairs storage, at the bottom center a silver telecommunications tower.

Attractions

• The mill of 1877/78 is a listed building. It was operated until 1975, from 1950 but without wings.
• The telecommunications tower of the radio transmission site Bergen 1 1986 replacing the old 1952 built tower which was demolished in 1996.

Traffic

The Wardböhmen railway station is on the railway line Celle- Soltau. Regular passenger does not occur.