Atteln

51.68.8196Koordinaten: 51 ° 36 '0 " N, 8 ° 48' 0" E

Location of Atteln in Lichtenau ( Westfalen)

Atteln is a district of Lichtenau in North Rhine-Westphalia ( Germany ) and belongs to the district of Paderborn. It is also part of the region Bürener country.

  • 2.1 General
  • 2.2 Flood
  • 4.1 Music
  • 4.2 Structures
  • 4.3 Sport
  • 4.4 Natural Monuments
  • 4.5 Regular events

Geography

Geographical location

Atteln on the Paderborn Plateau in the southwest part of the Teutoburg Forest Nature Park / Eggegebirge west of the light Auer core city. It is located at the mouth of the sour in the Altenau and is the central place in the Valley of Altenau, the springing flows through the Paderborn plateau at Blankenrode and flows Borchen in the Alme.

Neighboring towns

In the north, starting adjoin Atteln clockwise the districts Borchener Etteln and Dörenhagen, the light Auer Districts Ebbinghausen, Husen and Dalheim, the Bad Wünnenberger Districts Elisenhof and Helmern as well as the westernmost light Auer district Henglarn.

History

Generally

The living in the convent chronicler Böddeken tapestry person spoke in the 15th century from the fact that there had been Atteln already in the 9th century a church. For the early 12th century, the building of a church St. Achatius by the Paderborn Abdinghofkloster is occupied. Atteln was for the surrounding villages in both religious as well as in administrative perspective, a main town ( parish church, leisure chair / court facility ) in the Prince-Bishopric of Paderborn. In the 13th century a knight's seat of the Lords of Atteln is detectable. The regional Wüstungsperiode the late Middle Ages tangierte Atteln probably less strong. As part of the Counter-Reformation, in 1712 the parish church of St. Achatius was rebuilt in baroque style.

Atteln was built in 1802 in the Prussian occupation of the Prince-Bishopric of Paderborn and in 1871 part of the German Empire.

Before 1 January 1975, the former municipality was Atteln seat of office administration for the surrounding villages of the Office Atteln in a circle Buren. With the entry into force of the Sauerland / Paderborn- law on this day most of the communities of the Office Atteln with the communities of the Office Lichtenau, be merged into the new city Lichtenau ( Westphalia ) and come up with this for the Paderborn district. Legal successor of the Office and the municipality is the city Atteln Lichtenau.

Flood

After lying on the Sauer and Altenau towns like Atteln, often of high water - especially in 1965 - were affected, were at the Sauer upper reaches at Lichtenau flood retention basins Sudheim ( 1978-1980 ), the sour underflow between Ebbinghausen and Atteln flood retention basins Ebbinghausen ( 1974-1976 ) and at Altenau headwaters flood retention basins Husen - Dalheim (1982-1984) built.

Policy

Mayor of Atteln Heinz Köhler.

Culture and sights

Music

  • Deelenkonzerte ( classical; 2xjährlich )
  • Brass Music Atteln ( march and dance music)
  • Atteln marching band (marching music)

Structures

  • Historical Spieker 1588
  • Parish Church of St. Achatius
  • Naturbad Altenautal ( pool without chlorine)
  • Historic stone cist grave
  • Hainberg Stadium

Sports

  • SV Atteln 21 e.V
  • DLRG local group - Atteln
  • Tennis Club Altenautal
  • Naturbad Altenautal

Natural Monuments

  • " 12 Apostles" ( formerly 12, now only 11 large trees " on the Saale" )

Regular events

  • Marksmen (annually - 3rd weekend in June ) St. John Protect Brotherhood Atteln 1710 eV
  • Sports Festival
  • Runkel shooting
  • 3 Easter fire; "Heaven ", " Hell" and " Purgatory "
  • Attelner men Ballet Competition (2 weeks after Carnival)
  • May Day ( on 1 May ) home club Atteln eV
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