Oldendorf, Stade
Oldendorf ( Low German Olendörp ) is a municipality in the district of Stade in Lower Saxony. They also have a branch office of the Samtgemeinde Oldendorf - gates of heaven. In addition to the main town Oldendorf also includes the settlements Kåken, Timmer charge, Sunde, White Moor and settlement Oldendorf to the community.
- 3.1 Structures
- 4.1 traffic
- 4.2 Education
History
The name comes from the Low German and Oldendorf meant Old Village.
In August 1959 ravaged a large moor and heath fire in the High Moor near the Oldendorfer lake, which could be extinguished only after four weeks.
Policy
Parish council
The council, which was elected on 10 September 2006 is made up as follows:
- CDU 4 seats
- SPD 2 seats
- Green 1 seat
- WG Oldendorf 5 seats
- WG Oldendorf II 1 seat
(As at municipal election held on September 10, 2006 )
Coat of arms and flag
The coat of arms was approved on 27 September 1982 by the council and approved by the district of Stade, on 30 December 1982.
Blazon: " Split and divided back; forward into a golden green continuous cross, rear top in gold, a black left -sighted eagle with red reinforcement, rear bottom in black a golden growing left inverted lion with red reinforcement. "
The cross stands for the Saint -Martin church, as Reich parish and parish church of the parish of Oldendorf was of central importance in the 11th century and still is today. The green symbolizes the vast agricultural structure of the community. The eagle and the lion are the arms of the kings Christian of Sweden in 1651 and Charles X Gustav of Sweden ennobled and nobilierten in 1653 Daniel von Arent sign borrowed, which since 1642 in Oldendorf had his headquarters, and after his death in was buried 1670 in the church of St. Martin to Oldendorf.
The municipal flag is yellow - green striped with applied coat of arms.
Culture and sights
Structures
Oldendorf has a 800 year old fieldstone Church, St. Martin's Church, whose church tower has a height of 36 m.
Economy and infrastructure
Traffic
Oldendorf has about 114 K both following the B73 gates of heaven, which leads to Stade and Hamburg, as well as to the B 74 in Elm, which continues to Bremervörde. Long term, the construction of the federal highway 22 at Oldendorf is planned over.
Education
The school center Oldendorf includes primary, secondary and junior high school and a kindergarten. The situated right next to the school Rudolf Pöpke Sports Centre is used by the school and by TuS Oldendorf.