Hasbergen

Hasbergen is a municipality in the district of Osnabrück, in Lower Saxony.

2.1 center redesign
2.2 Amalgamations
2.3 Population development

3.1 municipal
3.2 Coat of Arms
3.3 community partnerships

4.1 Museums
4.2 Sport

5.1 company
5.2 traffic

7.1 Born in Hasbergen

Geography

The village is located partially in the area of Hüggel, which belongs to the conservation area Teutoburg Forest. The altitude ranges from 62 m to 228 m above sea level. In Hasbergen is the 108 meter high Roteberg. On the northern outskirts of Wilke creek forms the border with the neighboring city of Osnabrück.

Neighboring communities

The municipality is bordered to the west by the Westphalian communities Lotte and Tecklenburg, to the south by Georgsmarienhütte and Hagen and the north and east to the city of Osnabrück.

Community structure

Today's Hasbergen consists of the formerly independent communities Hasbergen, guests and Ohrbeck.

History

Is mentioned in a document Hasbergen for the first time in a document of the monastery of Corvey in 836 Hasbergen The name is due to the altniederdeutsche word Hers or hors ( for Ross). This developed into probably the name Haslage as the former castle and the estate were designated in the southwest of the village.

1819 Augustaschacht Ohrbeck was set up for the extraction of ore; it is located at the border of the neighboring municipality Georgsmarienhütte and served 1944/1945 as a penal colony, is reminiscent of the now a memorial.

Center redesign

As part of the town center redesign a transformation of the village center is currently being promoted who suffered through the modernization wave of the 1970s.

As a milestone in mid-2005 the provision on the given tunneling path between Hamburg and Cologne can be viewed. This allowed the two barrier systems be abolished, which had led to significant traffic delays.

In 2006, a pedestrian bridge has been built on the Tecklenburger road to shorten detours for pedestrians and cyclists. In 2010 the kindergarten Sundries has been extended to a crèche. In 2011, the railway station and the adjacent grounds were extensively rebuilt. It created new parking areas. The former station building is now used as an office building.

In the years 2011/2012 the parish hall of the Protestant church was completely demolished and rebuilt on the same site.

Incorporations

Population Development

The following overview shows the numbers of inhabitants of Hasbergen in each area and state on December 31.

The figures are extrapolations of the State Office for Statistics and communication technology Niedersachsen based on the census of 25 May 1987.

The figures from 1961 (June 6 ) and 1970 (May 27 ) is the census results, including places that were incorporated on 1 January 1971.

Policy

Parish council

The council currently has 27 members from three parties and a party -attached Member. In addition, the mayor comes as a voting Chairman of the Council.

The following table shows the local election results since 1996.

Coat of arms

The coat of arms shows a gold and black in the clouds cut diagonally left split escutcheon, in confused colors above a horseshoe below hammer and flail diagonally crossed.

Community partnerships

France Tomblaine, France, since 1987
Germany Gelenau / Erzgeb., Saxony, since 1990
Comprachtschütz Poland, Poland, since 1996

Culture and sights

Museums

In Hasbergen there are two museums:

The Geozentrum Hüggel is located in the former cinema Schierke on Red Mountain and is home to rocks and fossils that have been found during excavations in the Teutoburg Forest.
The memorial Augustaschacht located in the district Ohrbeck. The main building was used during the Second World War as a prison camp.

Sports

In Hasbergen there are two swimming pools, Leisure Land Hasbergen and the natural pool Hasbergen, two tennis clubs, tennis club Hasbergen ( TVH ) and the Hasberger Tennis Club (HTC ) and two sports clubs, the SV Ohrbeck and Spvg guest - Hasbergen.

Economy and infrastructure

Hasbergen consists mainly of residential areas. In the district of guests a commercial area exists. Also exist along the railroad individual transactions.

Business

Amazons works
EC Fleischwarenfabrik Dieter Hein GmbH & Co. KG

Traffic

Hasbergen has its own railway station on the railway line pan - Eickelmann -Hamburg. Here the branches used only in the freight line from Georgsmarienhütte. From 1887 to 1926 ran between Hasbergen and the Permian coal mine at Ibbenbüren the Perm Railway, whose track again was used as a bypass path for the Osnabrück Main Station in the Second World War. In the local rail station Hasbergen by line RB 66 between Münster and Osnabrück by the WestfalenBahn served at least hourly.

The more public transport is provided by the VOS with buses (lines 491 and 493, and night bus N9 ) as well as the VGM line R31 in guest -Nord. At regular interval services therefore all districts have a bus connection to Osnabrück; Furthermore, there is Hasbergen of bus services to and from Hagen Guest -Nord to Lotte.

Hasbergen is in the range of motorways A 1 and A 30

Münster / Osnabrück airport is 25 km away.

Education

In Hasbergen there is a crèche. This is connected to the Protestant Church, and is located between the town hall and kindergarten Sundries. In addition, there are three kindergartens. They are divided so that there is a nursery in each district. The kindergarten in Ohrbeck belongs to the Catholic Church. The kindergartens in guests as well as the one in the center to form the Evangelical Church.

The primary school has two locations. The main site is located at the school center on Red Mountain, the extension to guests. The high school and junior high school are at the school center on Red Mountain.

Personalities

Born in Hasbergen

Pleister Wilhelm (1902-1977), German lawyer and banker

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