Hausneindorf

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Hausneindorf is a district of the municipality Selke - Aue in the district of Harz, in Saxony- Anhalt. It is situated about twelve kilometers north-east of Quedlinburg.

On January 1, 2010, the formerly independent communities Hausneindorf and Wedderstedt merged to form the new municipality Selke - Aue. At the same time, the community was incorporated into Heteborn Selke - Aue.

Climate

Climate chart based on the statistical averages from the years 1961-1990.

History

Hausneindorf was founded in 570. The 1140 built by Henry the Lion huge castle to nine village (castle Hausneindorf ) is the coat of arms ( tower with masonry) of future emblem of the municipality, which also present as a cultural and historical monument shapes the character of the place.

After 1990, initially belonging to the district Aschersleben, Hausneindorf changed in the course of district reform in 1994 the district of Quedlinburg and went into administration Community Bode - Selke - Aue. 2005 was the last of the administrative community Ballenstedt / Bode - Selke - Aue, which are composed almost entirely closed from 1 January 2010 to the municipality Vorharz.

The population distribution in 2008 had 52.9 % male and 47.1 % female population, while 15.6% were younger than 20 years, 61.9 % between 20-65 and over 65 were 22.6 %. Hausneindorf predicted a population decline of 8.2 % in the coming years. This leaves 720 people would after foundation of the base year 2008 in 2025 to live in the district.

Policy

The last municipal election held on 7 June 2009 was at a Wahlbeiteiligung from 41.2 percent the following result:

  • Individual applicants - 75.2 %, 7 seats
  • Groups of voters - 24.8 %, 2 seats

To Bürgermeistin the Official confirmed last 16 March 2008 Cornelia Fabian of the SPD was selected.

The Bundestag constituency is 69 resin, the parliament constituency is 30 Quedlinburg.

Coat of arms and flag

The Herald from Karl-Heinz Fritze designed from Niederorschel coat of arms was approved on 26 March 2003 by the regional council of Magdeburg. It reads: " In blue behind a silver, black grooved, crenellated wall with a silver, black helmeted Grooved tower with a small window opening. "

The colors of the former municipality are silver ( white) - Blue. The flag is blue - white - blue ( 1:2,5:1 ) striped and covered with the centrally placed coat of arms.

Culture and sights

  • The evangelical church has a last modified in 1914 Röver organ with over 1,500 pipes, which was from 1995 to 2009 a major overhaul.
  • The football club FSV blue - white Hausneindorf 1919 played in the 2006/2007 season in the national class of Saxony -Anhalt, Season 5, in the 2009/10 season in the national league Saxony-Anhalt North Season.
  • On 20 February 2006, the Mother club Hausneindorf has established.
  • In five kilometers away is the recreation area Concordiasee.

Economy and infrastructure

  • Hausneindorf has an auto repair shop.
  • Through the village, the road runs L73, the next driveways to the main road 6n are 8.6 and 9.8 km driving distance. In each case, about three kilometers away are the breakpoints Hedersleben - Wedderstedt and Gatersleben. Hourly connections are there to Halle (Saale ) Hauptbahnhof over Aschersleben and to Halberstadt, every two hours to Hannover Hauptbahnhof over Wernigerode and Goslar. A bus of the Harz transport company continues to Quedlinburg and Gatersleben.

Personalities

  • Adolf Reubke began after 1837 in Hausneindorf with the construction of various organs. The company Reubke & son later took his son Emil. After his death, Ernst Röver took over the organ builder. 1921 joined the company, some of the works, especially in central Germany, are still get play again today.
  • Gert von Paczensky, journalist, born in Hausneindorf
  • Born Julius Reubke, pianist, organist and composer, in Hausneindorf
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