Lüerdissen

Lüerdissen is a municipality in the northern district of Minden wood in Lower Saxony ( Germany ) and belongs to Samtgemeinde Eschershausen City Oldendorf.

  • 3.1 municipal
  • 3.2 Mayor

Geography

On a part of the municipality is the Ith, the longest Klippenzug northern Germany. Here are the up to 30 m high cliffs Lüerdisser, probably the most visited climbing area in Lower Saxony.

History

In the Middle Ages the town is documented several times. 1996, the municipality had 568 inhabitants.

Incorporations

On January 1, 1973, the neighboring community Oelkassen was incorporated.

Policy

Parish council

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

  • SPD: 4 seats
  • CDU: 2 seats
  • FDP: 1 seat

Mayor

Alfred Thies (SPD )

Sight

The local chapel was mentioned in 1382 in records as belonging to the diocese of Hildesheim. At that time, noblemen of Homburg founded a Vikarie in the chapel and endowed this, inter alia, with a courtyard in Scharfoldendorf. Architecturally, it is rare in this region design of a choir chapel tower. The keystone in the tower has the lion of the noble lords of Homburg on the stonework.

Holzminden (district) Eschershausen-Stadtoldendorf Benefice Arholzen Bevern, Lower Saxony Bodenwerder Boffzen Deensen Delligsen Derental Dielmissen Eimen Golmbach Halle, Holzminden Heinade Heinsen Heyen Holenberg Holzen Holzminden Kirchbrak Lenne, Lower Saxony Negenborn Ottenstein Pegestorf Polle Stadtoldendorf Wangelnstedt
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