Jübar
Jübar is a municipality in the Altmark Salzwedel in Saxony- Anhalt.
Geography
Jübar is on the edge of Wismar forest. The highest point is the boat mountain with 111 meters above sea level. The western part of the municipality borders on the border with Lower Saxony, which largely takes place in this area along the ear.
Quarters are Bornsen, Drebenstedt, Gladdenstedt, Hanum, Jübar, Lüdelsen, Nettgau and Wendish Brome. Splitter settlements of the municipality are new barn, small and large Wismar Wismar.
History
Jübar found as Jubere in 1240 its first documentary mention. Until 1375 Jübar belonged to the monastery Isenhagen and then passed into the possession of the monastery this village.
Since 1991 Jübar belonged to the administrative community Beetzendorf that worked in the administrative community Beetzendorf - This village from 2005. Since January 1, 2010 Jübar belongs to the municipality Beetzendorf - This village.
Through a field amendment agreement, the municipal councils of the municipalities Bornsen decided ( on 25 May 2009 ), Hanum ( 3 June 2009 ), Jübar ( 3 June 2009 ), Lüdelsen ( 13 May 2009 ) and Nettgau ( June 4, 2009), that their communities are dissolved and merged into a new community with the name Jübar. This agreement was approved by the county as a lower municipal supervisory authority and entered into force on 1 January 2010.
In the 13th century, the village church was built in four sections. The church received an organ in 1866, the construction of the instrument led Orgelbaumeister August Troch, Neuhaldensleben from. 1899, the tower was built in its present form.
Policy
Coat of arms
What coat of arms was approved on 15 December 1992 by the Ministry of the Interior. The unification of the five municipalities Bornsen, Hanum, Jübar, Lüdelsen and Nettgau the new community Jübar has requested the continuation of the municipality coat of arms of the old church Jübar. This continuation was approved on 11 May 2010 by the county.
Blazon: ". Argent from green sign foot growing green linden tree with black trunk, accompanied on the top right of a black armored Red Eagle "
The village Jübar 1308 is first mentioned. It is located in the Altmark, the medieval Northern March. This means that the village was in 13./14.Jahrhundert geographical boundary layer in the German - Slavic area. It shall be demonstrated, neither the German nor Slavic origin. The former name changed over the centuries, often by Inbere, Jobere, Inber to Jübar. The name of the place is to point out the "Linde" according to statements by medievalists. In fact, in the northern and southern parts of the oval the winder are two centuries old - already hollow - Linden, which give a natural monument village its own character and are popularly known as the " millennial Linden". Therefore, the Linde specified by decision of the municipal council the graphic as a symbol. The red Brandenburg eagle indicates membership in the region of Altmark.
Flag
The flag is white - green striped and covered with the coat of arms.
Attractions
- In the schoolyard Mehmker way 1 a memorial stone to the Communist Party chairman Ernst Thalmann, who was murdered in 1944 in the Buchenwald concentration camp and whose name was this school in the GDR.
- In the middle of the village is an approximately 1000 - year old lime tree, which is a natural monument and is considered a landmark Jübars is.
Public Buildings
- Meeting house
- Sports hall
- Library Jübar
- Primary school
Awards
The village Jübar has won several awards. 1996 and 1999 was Jübar most beautiful village of the Altmark circle Salzwedel, 1997 and 2001, won the Region of Magdeburg in the competition " Our village is beautiful " or "Our village has a future". 2001 Jübar won the bronze plaque in the national competition "Our village has a future".
Community Jübar
The largest employer in the community is the particleboard plant of Glunz AG with Gladdenstedt.
Gladdenstedt, town center
Nettgau
Wendish Brome