Lübberstedt

Lübberstedt is a municipality of the velvet municipality Hambergen and is located on the northern edge of the district Easter wood in Lower Saxony. The municipality is located north of Bremen in the North German Plain.

• 2.1 municipal
• 2.2 Location of Arms

• 4.1 Structures
• 4.2 associations
• 4.3 Regular events

History

For the first time the church was mentioned in records in 1105, when Archbishop Frederick of Hamburg the Church of Bramstedt confirmed, inter alia, the affiliation of the village " Lubberstedi ".

From 1936 to 1945 was in the Bremen forest ammunition Institute of the Air Force for the completion of ammunition, the main air ammunition depot Lübberstedt to which from 1944 was a subcamp of the Neuengamme concentration camp. In September 2010, the theater group " The last jewel " the documentary 's production of " MUNA Lübberstedt " on. As of 2012, there are guided tours of the working group MUNA Lübberstedt on the grounds of the MUNA.

Incorporations

Lübberstedt forms since the local government reform in 1974 with the communities Hambergen Axstedt, Holste and Vollersode the Municipality Hambergen. The place was before the district Wesermünde.

Policy

Parish council

The Council of the Municipality Council Lübberstedt consists of 9 women and councilors.

• CDU 5 seats
• SPD 4 seats (as at municipal election held on September 10, 2006 )

Local coat of arms

The coat of arms shows the local mill on a red background.

Traffic

Moderate traffic connection exists with its own railway station on the railway line Bremen- Bremerhaven ( - Cuxhaven ). The highway 27 ( Walsrode Cuxhaven ) is 15 km away and can be reached via a county road. The main transport links to the county seat Osterholz- Beck and the regional center of Bremen is 4 km away federal highway 74 Bremen -Stade.

Culture and sights

Structures

Lübberstedt has an intact windmill. In the years 1868-1872 a Wall Dutch windmill was built with drive-through, which stood on an earth and stone wall could be rotated by the head of the mill by means of a " cod-end " ( Nds. for " tail" ). After this original mill was burned in 1909, was built in the same year the new Dutch wind mill with roller blades and wind rose so that the rotation of the mill complex was omitted. The passage in the mill Wall was used for delivery and collection of grain and flour directly below the flour base. The original mill this mill from 1909 is operational today.

Clubs

The place has a sports club.

Regular events

Harvest Festival with great harvest festival parade (about 50 floats ) through the city: on the second weekend in September with a large hard ball on Saturday in the sports hall.

Maypole plants: Always Whit Saturday by local young lads with setting up the tree peony (about 20-23 meters high) at the village hall