Francop

Francop is a borough of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg in the district of Harburg. The district belongs to the Old Country.

• 3.1 Election Results

• 4.1 Structures

• 5.1 traffic

Geography

Expansion

All houses Francops are on a long road. The road often changes but the name. From West to East: Forty pieces, wiper High Street, Hinterdeich.

Neighboring districts

North at Francop borders Finkenwerder in Hamburg-Mitte district, just east of the Old Werder, south - east of Moor Castle and home breakage, south to Neugraben- Fischbek and west to Neuenfelde.

History

The first written mention dates from Francops 1235, the emergence of the village, however, earlier, mid-12th century believed. The name refers to a man named Franko or Franke as a local founder. The auxiliary cop or koop originates from the Middle Dutch and returns to municipal officials who attended on behalf of the manorial system for the recruitment of colonists, who often came from the Netherlands in the southern Elbmarsch.

1937 Francop was just like some other communities in the Prussian district of Harburg through the Greater Hamburg Act part of Hamburg.

Policy

The state election, 2011 for the election of the Hamburg Parliament and the District Assembly brought in Francop the following result:

Eligible voters: 511, turnout: 64.0 % ( 2011)

Election results

1) As a PDS / Left List. 2 ) Including 22.7 % for the Schill party. 3 ) Including 5.3% for the DVU. 4 ) Including 6.6% for Republicans. 5) As Colorful List - Defend yourselves. 6) Below 6.0% for the NPD. 7) NPD.

Culture and sights

Structures

In Francop there are plenty of old half-timbered houses.

Economy and infrastructure

The Franc opera live mainly on fruit growing.

Traffic

In Francop run two HVV bus lines, the line 157 applicants Harburg - Moor Castle - High wiper and the line 257 S- Neugraben - Francop - Neuenfelde - Jork.