Halle, Holzminden

Hall is a town in Lower Saxony ( Germany ) in the district of Minden wood and belongs to Samtgemeinde ground Werder Polle.

  • 2.1 Amalgamations
  • 2.2 Population development
  • 3.1 Mayor
  • 4.1 Protected Areas
  • 4.2 associations
  • 5.1 Established businesses
  • 5.2 traffic

Geography

Geographical location

The municipality is located in the Weser mountain country between the low mountains Vogler and Ith and is crossed by the northern Lenne inflow Spüligbach.

Neighboring communities

Hall is bordered to the north and east on the communities Emmer Thal ( district Esperde ) Coppenbruegge ( district Harderode ) and Salzhemmendorf of the district of Hamelin- Pyrmont, on the south by Dielmissen and Kirchbrak, and to the west by ground Werder and Heyen.

Community structure

The community hall consists of the following seven districts:

  • Bremke (249 inhabitants)
  • Dohnsen (407 inhabitants)
  • Hall ( 739 inhabitants)
  • Hunzen (146 inhabitants)
  • Kreipke (41 inhabitants)
  • Tuchtfeld (64 inhabitants)
  • Wegensen (80 inhabitants)

History

Hall is a peasant and artisan village, which was first mentioned in 997. In its economic development, it benefited from the favorable infrastructure at the intersection of several roads and as a focus of a number of smaller villages between Ith and Vogler. The place had during the 19th century, a regional center function with a post office, agency of the Brunswick State Bank, pharmacy and merchants. A industrialization did not take place in Halle. The population increased since the mid-19th century from light and rose only during the 20th century again. The town's name comes from the Germanic Hall ( = salt) and goes to salt springs at the stone mill at Brink Hall back that were very important in the early days. Findings proved that there for 5000 years people settled. Between 1807 and 1810 consisted of the Canton Hall.

For the development of the postal system in Hall see: postal route Brunswick- wood Minden.

Incorporations

On 1 January 1973, communities Bremke, Dohnsen, Hall, Hunzen, Kreipke, Tuchtfeld and Wegensen were incorporated.

Population Development

Data respectively added from the population figures for today's districts

Policy

The council is made after the local elections on September 11, 2011 consist of:

  • Wählergemeinschaft Ithbörde (WG ): 7 seats
  • SPD: 4 seats

Mayor

Mayor of Hermann Meyer (WG Ithbörde ) from Tuchtfeld.

Culture and sights

Reserves

The nature reserve Pöttcher reason is partly located in the area of Halle.

Clubs

  • The volunteer fire brigade was founded in 1875.
  • The shooting club Horrido Hall was founded in 1929.
  • The TSV e.V. Hall was founded in 1922.

Economy and infrastructure

Established businesses

  • RAS GmbH (since 1983), pipeline construction
  • Farm Schütte, direct marketing of meat and eggs

Traffic

Hall is located on the main road 240 (named in place when Emperor Street ) and at the national road 558 ( the place called Hamelin road). Through the district Kreipke the country road leads 424

The coat of arms of the districts

Dohnsen

Hunzen

Kreipke

Tuchtfeld

Wegensen

Personalities

  • Carl Schiiddekopf (1861-1917), philologist, literature historian, specialist in German and Archivist
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