Calberlah
Calberlah is a municipality in the district of Gifhorn in Lower Saxony.
- 2.1 Amalgamations
- 3.1 municipal
- 3.2 Mayor
- 4.1 traffic
Geography
Geographical Location
Calberlah is on the plateau of the Papenteich between the Riede secret and the mill Riede. The community belongs to the Samtgemeinde Isenbuttel, which has its administrative headquarters in the same place Isenbuttel.
Community structure
The quarters are:
- Allenbüttel
- Allerbüttel
- Brunsbuttel
- Calberlah
- Edesbüttel
- Jelpke
History
The village was first mentioned in 1318 as Kaluerlege documented.
Incorporations
On March 1, 1974, the municipalities Allenbüttel, Allerbüttel, Edesbüttel, Jelpke and Wettmershagen were incorporated.
Policy
Parish council
From the last local elections in 2006, the following composition of the municipal council (in brackets the result of the year 2001) showed:
- CDU: 47.71 % ( 56.58 % ), 8 seats (9 seats)
- SPD: 35.20 % ( 32.41 %), 6 seats ( 5 seats )
- UWG: 10.75% ( 11.01 % ), 2 seats ( 1 seat)
- Brinkmann: 6.33% (--- ), 1 seat ( 0 seats)
The turnout was 50.51%.
Mayor
The honorary mayor John White was elected on 9 September 2010. His deputy is Uwe Kunkel.
Economy and infrastructure
Traffic
- Calberlah lies west of the A39 motorway, which runs from Braunschweig to Wolfsburg.
- Calberlah has a break point on the railway line Taught Berlin. The station is served by trains running between Wolfsburg and Hannover regional express trains per hour in both directions. Long-distance trains of high-speed line Hannover- Berlin pass through the station with up to 200 km / h without maintenance. Two kilometers west of the breakpoint crosses under the track in the 970 -meter-long Elbe Lateral Canal tunnel the Elbe Lateral Canal.
- The Elbe Lateral Canal branches off to the municipality from the Mittelland Canal.