Seevetal

Seevetal is an independent municipality in the district of Harburg, in Lower Saxony. It is named after the Seeve. Seevetal is the most populous municipality in Germany without municipal law and the largest municipality in the district of Harburg.

  • 4.1 Mayor
  • 4.2 municipal
  • 4.3 twinning
  • 5.1 Established businesses
  • 7.1 freeman

Geography

Seevetal is located directly adjacent to the south of Hamburg, about 20 kilometers away from downtown, east of the Harburg Hills. The northern parts of municipalities Bullenhausen and located along the southern bank of the Elbe Over.

History

Seevetal was formed on July 1, 1972 through the merger of formerly 19 independent municipalities. Seevetal is characterized by different parts of municipalities with small-town milieu or with village character. The 19 community members are:

  • Beckedorf
  • Bullenhausen
  • Emmelndorf
  • Fleestedt
  • Glüsingen
  • Great -Moor
  • Helmstorf
  • Hittfeld
  • Hörsten
  • Holtorfsloh
  • Horst
  • Small -Moor
  • Lindhorst
  • Mesh
  • Meckelfeld
  • Metz village
  • Ohlendorf
  • Over
  • Ramelsloh

Population

Most Seevetaler have the German nationality ( 95.63 %), the remaining Seevetaler have a foreign nationality ( 4.37% ).

Population Development

(1961 on June 6, 1970 on May 27, in each case all of the founding communities of Seevetal, from 1998 on 31 December)

Policy

Mayoress

On October 6, 2013 Martina Oertzen (CDU ) was elected to full-time mayor of the municipality Seevetal.

Parish council

The Council of the Municipality Seevetal has 41 members. 40 of the members are volunteers and are elected in the municipal election; the 41st member is the full-time mayor.

Since the last local elections on 11 September 2011, the Council has the following distribution of seats:

Twinning

Seevetal maintains a partnership with the U.S. city of Decatur, Illinois. Decatur has about 90,000 inhabitants and is located about 300 km south of Chicago and about 60 km east of Springfield, the capital of Illinois.

Economy

Established businesses

  • The discounter Aldi Nord is established with one of its regional offices in Seevetal ( Ohlendorf ), plus a large central warehouse.
  • The East Frisian tea company Laurens Speth man in Seevetal the company headquarters

Transport links

Seevetal is conveniently located. So have the districts mesh (A 39), Hittfeld (A 1), and Fleestedt Ramelsloh (A 7) motorway junctions. At the named after the town of Horst Autobahndreieck " Horster triangle" meet the A 7 and A 1, A 1 and A 39 intersect at the " Maschener cross." However, many roads also act landschaftszerschneidend.

Also public transport Seevetal is mostly well connected. Seevetal is located in the tariff area of the HVV and has three railway stations: Hittfeld on the route Hamburg - Harburg - Buchholz - Tostedt ( which further leads in the direction of Bremen ); Meckelfeld and mesh on the route Hamburg - Harburg - Winsen - Lüneburg ( which continues in direction Hannover). Trains run hourly basis and are operated by the metronom Railroad Company, Inc. with electric locomotives and double-decker cars. In mesh is the Maschener marshalling yard since 1977, the large marshalling yard in Europe. Between 2002 and 2010 all three stations were redesigned in the context of artistic actions of the city Seevetal to Colorful stations.

The districts Fleestedt ( line 14) and Meckelfeld (lines 141, 443 ) are connected to the city bus network of the Hamburg High Bahn AG (usually 20 minutes). Individual city buses ( line 143 ) run by Beckedorf and Woxdorf and Großmoor (249 ). The remaining districts are served by buses, the CCG Stade. The main lines lead from Hamburg -Harburg on Hittfeld to Hanstedt ( 4148 ) and after Bullenhausen -over (149). The southeast of the village is accessible from Harburg by changing in mesh or Hittfeld. The connections to the center Hittfeld are inadequate from the north- east of the district. No direct public transport connection have smaller places like Eddelsen, Plumühlen, Hörsten and Fries Werder Moor.

Personalities

  • Uschi Nerke, first in the 1960s, presenter of Beat-Club Radio Bremen, lives in Seevetal in the district of stitches.
  • The actress Sophie Schütt grew up in Seevetal.
  • The country band Truckstop comes from stitches.
  • The actress and "Mother of the Nation" Inge Meysel lived until her death in 2004 in Bullenhausen.
  • The NDW singer Franziska Menke ( " Miss Menke " ) lives in stitches.
  • The sculptor Gernot Huber, founder of the sculpture park of the Gernot Huber Foundation in Seevetal - Ramelsloh.
  • Claudia Preuss Boehart (* 1951), politician (SPD ), was born in Fleestedt
  • The actor Patrick Müller grew up in stitches.
  • The theater director Nicolas Stemann grew up in stitches and went to Meckelfeld to school.
  • Bill and Tom Kaulitz from the band Tokio Hotel lived before their exodus to Los Angeles in the district Fleestedt.

Freeman

Attractions

Seeve at Meckelfeld

Hittfelder City Hall

Emmelndorf

Hittfelder Church

Castle Hittfeld

  • Marshalling yard mesh Rbf
  • Horster mill ( water mill dating back to 1529)
  • Collegiate Church Ramelsloh
  • Sculpture Park of Gernot Huber Foundation in Ramelsloh
  • Hittfelder Church ( stone church from the 12th century )
  • Gemeindebücherei Seevetal ( Central Library Meckelfeld )
  • Woodland " Höpen " (178 ha nature reserve ), location mainly Fleestedt and Meckelfeld
Harburg (district) Over (Seevetal) Decatur (Illinois) Hamburger Verkehrsverbund Country music Bill Kaulitz Fieldstone church Appel, Germany Asendorf, Harburg Bendestorf Brackel Dohren Drage, Lower Saxony Drestedt Egestorf Eyendorf Garlstorf Garstedt Halvesbostel Handeloh Harmstorf Heidenau, Lower Saxony Hollenstedt Jesteburg Marschacht Marxen Moisburg Otter, Germany Stelle, Germany Toppenstedt Undeloh Welle, Germany Wulfsen
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