Waake
Waake is a municipality of the velvet municipality in the district of Göttingen Radolfshausen Lower Saxony (Germany ) with one of the few remaining, once typical of the region Tieplätze.
Waake extending to 7.9 km ², has a total of 1372 inhabitants, of whom 968 in Waake and 404 in the district Bösinghausen.
- 4.1 Observation tower and refuge Hünstollen
- 4.2 Observation tower resin views
Geography
Waake is approximately 9 km east-northeast of Göttingen in the northeast part of the Göttingen Forest. Through the community of the creek floodplain, a western tributary of the wallow flows. It is crossed by a section of the B 27, which connects in west-east direction Göttingen and Ebergötzen.
History
Waake 1013 was first documented as a Country Estate of Marie monastery at Hildesheim.
In the 12th century it was part of the Duchy of Saxony, later it was transferred to the Duchy of Brunswick -Lüneburg.
The Lords of Uslar pledged in the 14th century the village. Charges, however, were payable by the population also gentlemen of the Plesse and the Landgrave of Hesse.
A conflict between the striving for autonomy town of Göttingen and Waake arose in the 14th century, when Göttingen saw threatened by Waake as sovereign base. In a subsequent reconciliation letter to the City Council in 1312 Konemundus dictus de Hilckerode, as the owner of the estate and house to Waake ( in villa Wakene ) applies and thus had possession of goods in Waake appears. 1385 is reported in the records of Bertold of Hildekerode, a supposed successor to the Konemundus. In this same time, the family of Waken, named after the village. A representative of this family, Cunemund of Waken, founded in 1341 together with the Scholaster Heinrich von Grone the Magdalena Vikarie to Norten - Hardenberg.
1700 the manor was transferred Waake with all rights of use of the Lords of Uslar - match at the Hanover Senior Forest and Jägermeister Hartmann Ludwig von Wangenheim as a fief. Estate manager in Waake and court administrators from Göttingen represented the Hanover-based needle. The farm with its stables and the castle ( now on display at the B 27 towards the outskirts of Göttingen ) was so stately and administrative center of the village. The manor consisted of the 18th century almost 480 acres of farmland and 40 meadows. In the following years the estate was gradually increased so came 1820, the Vorwerk Neuwaake and 1823 Good Kescheroe, which had 285 acres of farmland and three meadows. Furthermore, the tithe from Good Kescheroe was claimed, which had a magnitude of 3500 farmland. The entire area of the manor Waake reached its maximum expansion of 750 acres of land and 35 acres of meadows, without the good Kescheroe, by steady territorial gains in the mid-18th century. Cereals, legumes, potatoes and vegetables were grown and operated next to an intensive animal husbandry. The place Waake owned at the time the character of a spinner and draper village, which brought with it that you can also continuously held a thousand -strong flock of sheep on the economic grounds for wool production. A brewery and distillery are also attested for this period, but not crowned with success, einstellten its operation quickly.
With financial support from the Wangenheims Waaker the nave was rebuilt in 1714.
In 1851 the estate of freehold Wangenheim family, ten years later Familienfideikommiss.
Waake since the municipal reform of 1973, a member municipality of the velvet municipality Radolfshausen.
Incorporations
On January 1, 1973, the neighboring community Bösinghausen was incorporated. On 1 January 1973 Falk Hagen was incorporated into the municipality Landolfshausen.
Policy
The last three municipal elections on September 11, 2011 September 10, 2006 and on September 9, 2001 led to the following results:
Attractions
Observation tower and refuge Hünstollen
The north-west of Bösinghausen in Göttingen forest on the mountain Hünstollen on which formerly existed an area surrounded by a ring wall Fliehburg, standing observation tower is an outstanding viewpoint, because of there parts of the sub- Eichsfeld and the resin can be viewed (including the lump ).
Lookout tower resin views
Also, the observation tower resin look that is far from the neighboring Landolfshausen - Mackenrode near the Mack Röder peak in the Göttingen Forest, provides a good vantage point also with a view to the resin dar.