Aspe (Zeven)

Aspe ; Asp ( Low German ) City of Zeven
	Coordinates: 53 ° 16 ′ 39 ″ N , 9 ° 18 ′ 3 ″ E
Height :	29 m above sea level NHN
Area :	3.6 km²
Residents :	470
Population density :	131 inhabitants / km²
Postal code :	27404
Area code :	04281
Location of Aspe in Lower Saxony
	Entrance to Aspe

Aspe ( Low German Asp ) is a district of the city of Zeven in the Rotenburg (Wümme) district in Lower Saxony .

geography

location

Aspe is located 2.5 kilometers southeast of the city center on Landesstrasse 131 and, in contrast to the neighboring districts, is characterized by the industrial areas "Hochkamp" and "Aspe".

Waters

The Rhalandsbach flows through Aspe.

history

The history of the Zeven district of Aspe is closely linked to the remains of the former Zeven Army Ammunition Plant, whose properties after the Second World War formed the basis for today's industrial area Zeven-Aspe . After the demilitarization of most of the facility, the site and its infrastructure were used to locate companies, some of which - or their successors - still exist. In 1947, for example, the following companies and institutions were based in Zeven-Aspe: Hospital, Karl Schreiber (mechanical engineering), EF Grunwald (printing), H. Kabjoll (fabric printing), Nieders. Aluminum goods factory, Hanseatische Gummiwarenfabrik, Paul Martin (dyeing and cleaning), Fritz Martin (gardening), Weckhof GmbH (ceramics and carpentry), Glinol-Bau GmbH (lightweight panels), Sengespeck & Co. (glass wholesalers), Nordmilch GmbH (children's food), Melchior and Theile (permanent milk factory), Konservenfabrik Zeven GmbH, Bernott & Co (regional products), W. Edler (agricultural machinery), Betonwerk Zeven GmbH, Joh.Burfeind (regional products), H. Bammann (wooden shoes), H. Grotheer (carpentry), P Heissler (mechanical workshop), H. Schulz & Co (insulating materials), H. Hein (clothing for men), Wegner restaurant, E. Prickschat (transport company), G. Mau (wood wholesaler). In the early days, individual companies were confronted with considerable difficulties, for example with their construction projects, but the industrial area developed rapidly and was an important employer for locals and refugees. Residential houses were built especially in the northwest of Aspe. The "Forest Hospital" established in 1947 was closed on September 1, 1958. Some parts of the former "Muna" building also served as residential buildings, old people's homes or boarding school in later years. Other areas were again used for forestry or agriculture. Today (2016) the entire industrial area with companies such as dmk , MAPA or LISEGA SE is one of the economic pillars of the city of Zeven. In addition, there is a vehicle registration office in Aspe of the Rotenburg / W district. to find. Several clubs are also based in Aspe.

Zeven Aspe

literature

City of Zeven (Ed.): Zeven. Kloster Flecken city . JF Zeller KG, Zeven 1980.
Thorsten Kratzmann: There would be no industrial area without an ammunition plant . In: Zevener Zeitung . April 20, 1996, p. 11 .
Thorsten Kratzmann: The Muna is becoming a retirement home and hospital . In: Zevener Zeitung . April 14, 2009, p. 13 .
Marius Kundler: The Muna in Change after 1945 . In: Zevener Zeitung . April 14, 2009, p. 13 .

Web links

Commons : Aspe - collection of images

LISEGA SE

Individual evidence

^ Lower Saxony environmental maps. In: Website Lower Saxony Ministry for Environment, Energy, Building and Climate Protection. Retrieved May 26, 2020 .
^ Archives of the Zeven municipality (ed.): Plan "Zeven-Aspe industrial site" . Stock no. 100 .2, no. 2 , 1947.
^ Ewald Albers: Feldmark Wistedt and building in Zeven-Aspe . In: Förderverein Dorfchronik Wistedt (Hrsg.): Village chronicle of Wistedt with its districts Hofkoh, Osenhorst and Elsdorf station in the course of time . 2013, p. 514 ff .
^ Bureaucracy. Completely new state matter . In: Der Spiegel . No. 20 . Spiegel-Verlag Rudolf Augstein GmbH & Co. KG, May 18, 1950, ISSN 0038-7452 , p. 30th ff . ( Digitized version [PDF; 434 kB ; accessed on May 26, 2020]).
^ Rolf Lienau: Effects of industrial settlements in poorly structured rural areas, illustrated using the example of Zeven . In: Reprint from New Archive for Lower Saxony . tape 16 , issue 2. Göttingen June 1967, p. 154-170 , 158 .
↑ Zeven vehicle registration office. In: Website of the Rotenburg district (Wümme). Retrieved May 26, 2020 .

[Umweltkarte-1] Lower Saxony environmental maps. In: Website Lower Saxony Ministry for Environment, Energy, Building and Climate Protection. Retrieved May 26, 2020 .

[Plan-2] Archives of the Zeven municipality (ed.): Plan "Zeven-Aspe industrial site" . Stock no. 100 .2, no. 2 , 1947.

[Albers-3] Ewald Albers: Feldmark Wistedt and building in Zeven-Aspe . In: Förderverein Dorfchronik Wistedt (Hrsg.): Village chronicle of Wistedt with its districts Hofkoh, Osenhorst and Elsdorf station in the course of time . 2013, p. 514 ff .

[Spiegel-4] Bureaucracy. Completely new state matter . In: Der Spiegel . No. 20 . Spiegel-Verlag Rudolf Augstein GmbH & Co. KG, May 18, 1950, ISSN 0038-7452 , p. 30th ff . ( Digitized version [PDF; 434 kB ; accessed on May 26, 2020]).

[Lienau-5] Rolf Lienau: Effects of industrial settlements in poorly structured rural areas, illustrated using the example of Zeven . In: Reprint from New Archive for Lower Saxony . tape 16 , issue 2. Göttingen June 1967, p. 154-170 , 158 .

[Zulassungsstelle-6] Zeven vehicle registration office. In: Website of the Rotenburg district (Wümme). Retrieved May 26, 2020 .