Beverstedt

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Coat of arms of the municipality of Beverstedt
Beverstedt
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Coordinates: 53 ° 26 '  N , 8 ° 49'  E

Basic data
State : Lower Saxony
County : Cuxhaven
Height : 9 m above sea level NHN
Area : 197.62 km 2
Residents: 13,545 (Dec. 31, 2019)
Population density : 69 inhabitants per km 2
Postal code : 27616
Area code : 04747
License plate : CUX
Community key : 03 3 52 059
LOCODE : DE YDX
Community structure: 11 localities
Address of the
municipal administration: 		Schulstr. 2
27616 Beverstedt
Website : www.beverstedt.de
Mayor : Guido Dieckmann ( independent )
Location of the municipality of Beverstedt in the district of Cuxhaven
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Beverstedt ( Lower German Beverst ) is a unified municipality in the Lower Saxony district of Cuxhaven .

geography

location

The northern and eastern part of the municipality is located in the Wesermünder Geest , which is just over 30  m above sea level in the eastern part of the Kirchwistedt district . Reached NHN . The parts of the municipality to the south and west are in the transition area of ​​the Geest, which are only up to 10  m above sea level here. NHN reached, to march. The Beverstedter Moorgeest is crossed by numerous smaller moors . The Lune flows through the community in an east-west direction. With its left tributaries Wellener Bach , Billerbeck , Wandsbeck and Altwistedter Lune and its right tributaries Beverstedter Bach and Dohrener Bach, it divides the Geest into separate "Geest peninsulas".

Community structure

The localities in the unified municipality Beverstedt
Wellen (Beverstedt) Kirchwistedt Beverstedt Appeln Frelsdorf Hollen (Beverstedt) Stubben (Beverstedt) Heerstedt Lunestedt Bokel (Beverstedt) WollingstLocalities Beverstedt Blanko.svg
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 Locality Population
(November 20, 2019)		 Area in
km²
01. Appeln 0409 14.52
02. Beverstedt 3791 51.40
03. Bokel 2410 20.96
04. Frelsdorf 0633 25.29
05. Heerstedt 0436 18.89
06. Hollen 0767 15.60
07. Kirchwistedt 0464 25.07
08. Lunestedt 2587 17.25
09. Stumps 1500 08.62
10. Waves 0370 11.83
11. Wollingst 0333 14.34

On November 1, 2011, the integrated community of Beverstedt and the previously independent communities were dissolved and the unified community of Beverstedt was re-established from the member communities of the integrated community.

For stains Beverstedt in the previous joint community included the districts Beverstedtermühlen, Deelbrügge, Heyer courts, Kramelheide, Easter village , Spintenkamp, tabs, of waking wood, Wehldorf , waves and Wollingst. The municipal council decided to appoint local administrators in the formerly independent municipalities and also in the districts of Wellen and Wollingst that were incorporated into the Beverstedt districts a few years ago.

Neighboring communities

Unified municipality of Loxstedt Unified municipality of Schiffdorf City of Geestland
Neighboring communities Hipstedt
( joint community Geestequelle - district Rotenburg )

Basdahl
(joint community Geestequelle - district Rotenburg)
Unified community of Hagen in Bremen Axstedt Holste ( Hambergen municipality - Osterholz district ) 00
 Gnarrenburg
(Rotenburg district)

history

Coats of arms and beaver figures stand on the roads leading to Beverstedt

origin of the name

In the early mentions of Westerbeverstedt , the village was "Westrian bever igi seti" (on the western beaver island). The eponymous beaver therefore appears in Beverstedt's coat of arms and small beaver figures stand on the access roads to the village.

Document mentions

The place was mentioned in 1228 as Beversate , since 1666 at the latest it has been called Flecken as a market place. Beverstedt once administered the Beverstedt office with over 40 communities belonging to it.

Witch Trial 1607

At Gut Altluneberg (district of Wehdel , unitary community Schiffdorf ) documents were found about a witch trial that took place in 1607 in Heyerhöfen (between Beverstedt and Heerstedt). The village landlady Engell von Grollen from Westerbeverstedt (today part of Lunestedt) was accused of witchcraft.

Changing affiliation

From the 11th century onwards, the archbishops of Bremen managed to create a territory (ore monastery) to which Beverstedt also belonged.

After the Thirty Years' War the place belonged to the Swedish Duchy of Bremen , then from 1712 to 1715 to Denmark and from 1715 to the Electorate of Braunschweig-Lüneburg .

During the French period , Beverstedt belonged between March and December 1810 to the department of the Elbe and Weser estuaries in the Kingdom of Westphalia , then to the department of the Weser estuaries of the first French Empire.

After the Allies' victory over Napoleon I in 1814, the department became part of the Kingdom of Hanover . The district court of Beverstedt existed from 1852 to 1859 . In 1866 the kingdom came to Prussia as the Province of Hanover . Since 1946, the state of Lower Saxony was created from this .

National Socialist Period

During the time of National Socialism , Jews in Beverstedt were more and more excluded from social life. Finally, members of the Brumsack and Goldberger families were killed in concentration camps, and their names are recorded on a stele in the Jewish cemetery . Only Julius Brumsack was able to survive the Nazi era and reopen a shop in Beverstedt after the war.

Martin Bensen, the former mayor of the town, has researched the history of the Jews. He also followed up an example of euthanasia killings and had a memorial site created at the entrance to the Beverstedt cemetery.

Incorporations

In 1929 the places Beverstedtermühlen, Deelbrügge, Meyerhof, Taben and Wachholz were united with the municipality of Beverstedt.

On February 1, 1971, the communities Easter village and Wehldorf were incorporated into the community Beverstedt. At the same time, Beverstedt, Appeln, Bokel, Frelsdorf, Heerstedt, Hollen, Kirchwistedt, Lunestedt and Stubben merged to form the Beverstedt municipality .

In the course of the regional reform in Lower Saxony , which took place on March 1, 1974, the previously independent communities of Wellen and Wollingst were added to the community of Beverstedt.

On November 1, 2011, Appeln, Beverstedt, Bokel, Frelsdorf, Heerstedt, Hollen, Kirchwistedt (with the Ahe and Altwistedt incorporated on March 1, 1974), Lunestedt, Stubben, Wellen and Wollingst formed the unified municipality of Beverstedt.

Population development

year Residents source
1885 0 555
1910 00 645 ¹
1925 0 712
1933 1,029
1939 1,081
1950 1,879
1956 1,859
1973 2,526
1975 03,220 square meters
year Residents source
1980 3,427 square meters
1985 3,427 square meters
1990 3,784 square meters
1995 4,131 square meters
2000 4,393²
2005 4,430 square meters
2010 4,178 square meters
2015 13,503 square0
2019 13,545 square0

¹ including the towns incorporated in 1929: Beverstedtermühlen (= 40 inhabitants), Deelbrügge (= 7 inh.), Meyerhof (= 142 in.), Taben (= 33 in.), Wachholz (= 54 in.)
² each as of 31st December

Population development of the integrated municipality Beverstedt existing from 1971 to 2011

See: Samtgemeinde Beverstedt - population development

politics

Municipal council

The council of the municipality Beverstedt consists of 29 council members. The standard number for a parish with a population between 12,001 and 15,000 is typically 30 councilors. In the current term of office, the AfD won two seats, but could only occupy one seat. The council members are elected for a five-year term by local elections. The current term of office began on November 1, 2016 and ends on October 31, 2021.

The full-time mayor is also entitled to vote and sit on the council of the municipality .

The last local election on September 11, 2016 resulted in the following:

Political party Proportional votes Number of seats
CDU 40.86% 12
SPD 36.89% 11
Green 13.01% 04th
AfD 07.32% 01
FDP 01.89% 01

The turnout in the 2016 local elections was 58.84%, above the Lower Saxony average of 55.5%.

Municipal Mayor

The full-time mayor of the unified municipality Beverstedt is Guido Dieckmann ( independent ). His deputy is the first councilor Claudia Lühmann.

Chronicle of the mayors

  • 2019 – date: Guido Dieckmann (independent)
  • 2011–2019: Ulf Voigts (independent)

Mayor

  • Appeln: Herbert Lührs (CDU)
  • Beverstedt: Harald Michaelis (SPD)
  • Bokel: Heinz Becker (SPD)
  • Frelsdorf: Gerhard Hillmann (CDU)
  • Heerstedt: Manfred Tönjes (CDU)
  • Hollen: Meinhard Hühnken (SPD)
  • Kirchwistedt: Wilfried Windhorst (CDU)
  • Lunestedt: Thorsten Steinberg (CDU)
  • Stubben: Gerhard Tienken (SPD)
  • Waves: Klaus Tienken (CDU)
  • Wollingst: Bernd Beckmann (CDU)

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coat of arms

Municipal coat of arms

On November 1, 2011, the lower old coat of arms was redesigned. The wavy stripe turned blue, the shield red, the beaver looks friendlier and was encircled by eleven oak leaves. Because the lune indicated by the blue wavy stripes runs through the green shield base and the red shield head borders it, the current coat of arms is not heraldically correct (see: Tinging - heraldic color rules ) . Thus, no color may be used on one color or silver / gold on silver / gold.

Beverstedt coat of arms
 Blazon : "In red on a green hill with blue wavy bars a silver crouching beaver , surrounded by eleven silver oak leaves arranged in a circle."
Justification of the coat of arms: The coat of arms is modeled on the seal of the Beverstedt Hereditary Court, which existed until 1851. The beaver refers to the place name, the eleven oak leaves to the amalgamation of eleven localities and the wavy strip on the Lune .

Coat of arms of the village of Beverstedt

The coat of arms of the core town of Beverstedt comes from the heraldist and coat of arms painter Gustav Völker , who designed around 25 coats of arms in the district of Cuxhaven.

Beverstedt coat of arms
 Blazon : "In gold on green ground with a silver wavy stripe, a crouching, attacking black beaver ."
Justification of the coat of arms: The coat of arms is modeled on the seal of the Beverstedt Hereditary Court, which existed until 1851. The beaver points to the place name and the wavy strip to the lune.

Culture and sights

Buildings

  • The Evangelical Fabian and Sebastian Church is located at the main intersection in the center of town .
  • There is an imposing house on Logestrasse: Diedrich Wintjen and Mrs. Margarete geb. Ordemann built it in 1924. In the bar you can read “The Lord is my Shepherd I will lack nothing”. In addition, a Low German wisdom is written in the bar: "En egen Hus en egen Hof un Arbeit alle Dag De most is that luck to grot so sökt se sik en Plag."
  • Between Beverstedt and Wellen, the Monsilienburg is on the left-hand side . It is known about them that the "Castrum monsowe" was destroyed in 1212 by the Stedinger and Osterstadern . Today only the three-meter-high and 70 × 70-meter ring wall system can be seen. It is overgrown with trees.
  • The water mill at Deelbrügge has been renovated. The Heimatverein of the integrated community Beverstedt organizes days there on which grain is ground and bread and butter cake is sold - but baked in the clay oven at the Heimathaus in Wachholz.
  • In the district of Wachholz there is a low German hall house, the Heimathaus Wachholz. It has belonged to the Beverstedt municipality since 1979. The homeland association of the integrated municipality Beverstedt makes it a cultural center. Theater performances, baking days, but also private celebrations take place there.
  • Opposite is the "Gut Wachholz", which is already recorded on a map from 1764. 577 tiles with biblical motifs from Holland were installed in the entrance hall. The main house was built in its current form in 1904. “Hope and struggle leads to success” is written above the entrance to today's nursing home of the Müller-Brüchert family.
  • In the Hindenburgstrasse, at the entrance from Stubben, is the “Kracke-Haus”, which was almost dilapidated, but could then be renovated. Now this house is home to several companies. The Kracke family had lived in Beverstedt since 1790. After the house on Hindenburgstrasse burned down in September 1895, Ludwig Kracke had it rebuilt in the same place in 1897. In 1998 the business IT specialist Harald Tienken from Beverstedt-Wachholz bought the ruins, saved them from deterioration and extensively renovated the house according to historical specifications, so that it is now a gem of the place.

Nature reserves

theatre

The new stage in Beverstedt has existed since 1990 and brings a play to the stage about every year. Its director, Lutz Hoeppner, attaches great importance to "textually ambitious and modern pieces". The New Stage Beverstedt has also performed several times outside of Beverstedt.

Associations and associations

  • The Market and Culture Association (MuK) Beverstedt has been cultivating cultural interests since 1992.
  • There are also fishing clubs, trade associations, hunting cooperatives, rural women, rural youth, nature lovers, nature and environmental protection associations, a beekeeping association, as well as rifle associations and sports associations in almost all places.

Photo gallery

  • Fabian and Sebastian Church at the main intersection in the village

  • Altar of the Fabian and Sebastian Church

  • Wintjen house on Logestrasse in Beverstedt

  • Gutshaus Von der Hellen in Nassen Strasse in Wellen

  • Cemetery of the Von-der-Hellen Estate

  • Main house of the Wachholz estate

  • Bible tile with resurrection motif in Gut Wachholz

  • Stele in the Jewish cemetery in Beverstedt

  • Memorial plaque for Käthe Spreen on the Beverstedter Friedhof

  • Waterways on the Lune

  • Docking point on the Lune at the end of Lunestedt to Hollen

Economy and Infrastructure

Companies

The trading company Aldi -Nord is based in the district of Heyerhöfen with one of its regional branches and a large central warehouse. There are several supermarkets, several gas stations, car workshops, pharmacies, restaurants, three galleries, several doctors and a specialist center. Shops in many fields are located in the center of the village. In addition to an existing weekly market, a RegioMarkt has been created in which organic farmers, gardeners, beekeepers and fish farmers offer their products under one roof (market hall concept). In place of a department store, a combi supermarket has been created.

Public facilities

  • The town hall, Schulstrasse 2
  • The water and soil association
  • The police
  • The volunteer fire brigades in Beverstedt with stations in Altwistedt, Appeln, Bokel, Frelsdorf, Heerstedt, Heise, Hollen, Kirchwistedt, Lunestedt, Stubben, Easter village, Wehldorf, Wellen and Wollingst

Social facilities

  • Ten kindergartens in Appeln, Beverstedt ( Waldmäuse and Frieda Mallet ), Bokel, Frelsdorf, Hollen, Lunestedt, Stubben, Wellen, Wollingst
  • Eight youth facilities

education

  • Primary school Beverstedt, An der Brake 13
  • Bokel Primary School, Mühlenstrasse 7
  • Private high school
  • Beverstedt-Hagen Music School on Feldhofplatz in Beverstedt
  • Adult education center in the rooms of the schools

traffic

The community is located on the federal highway 71 between Bremerhaven and Bremervörde , the road continues in the direction of Hamburg , Stade and Buxtehude . A bypass road - past Beverstedt north - has been relieving traffic in the town center since 2005.

There is a bus line from Beverstedt to Bremerhaven. A comprehensive call collective taxi system has been set up within the municipality of Beverstedt .

The Flixbus connects Beverstedt with the major cities in the north on the line between Cuxhaven and Berlin (via Stade and Hamburg).

In the districts of Stubben and Lunestedt there is a train station on the Bremen – Bremerhaven railway line and in the Frelsdorf district a train station on the Bremerhaven – Buxtehude railway line of the EVB .

The Elbe-Weser cycle path runs through Beverstedt.

Canoe trips on the Lune

Until the beginning of the 17th century, the Lune was navigable by ships from the mouth up to Beverstedt-Deelbrügge. Today it is no longer a main artery, but the river can now be navigated by canoe again.

See also: Canoeing on the Lune

Personalities

Sons and daughters of the church

People connected to the community

  • Friedrich von Hessen-Eschwege (1617–1655), was from 1632 until his death Landgrave of the Mediat-Landgraviate Hessen-Eschwege, which was under the sovereignty of Hessen-Kassel, he received rule over today's district of Beverstedtermühlen from the Swedish king ( → See under: Eleonore Katharine von Pfalz-Zweibrücken-Kleeburg )
  • Georg Friedrich Encke (1724–1775), preacher, worked in Beverstedt in 1771 (→ see under: August Johann Michael Encke )
  • Johann Hinrich Röver (1812–1895), organ builder, in 1856 he started his own business as an organ builder in Meyerhof (near Beverstedt)
  • August Cammann (1814–1882), lawyer and politician, bailiff in Beverstedt
  • Karl Bostelmann , also Carl Bostelmann (1825–1912), miniature painter at the royal court in Hanover, lived as a retiree in Wachholz, where he had owned the Wachholz estate since 1858 , he died in Beverstedt
  • Carl Vinnen (1863–1922), painter, member of the Worpswede artist movement, lived in Easter village (today part of Beverstedt)
  • Maria Dehn-Misselhorn (1908–1980), painter and graphic artist, Maria-Misselhorn-Straße in Beverstedt is named after her
  • Klaus Bemmer (1921–1979), painter who was one of the most famous artists of the post-war period in Bremerhaven. In 1968 he bought a house in Lunestedt, on the outskirts of Deelbrügge, died in Lunestedt
  • Dieter Rohloff (1938–2011), politician (Greens) and member of the Lower Saxony state parliament, worked as a pastor in Beverstedt (1979–1980)
  • Fred Jungclaus (1949–1992), vocational school teacher and politician (FDP), grew up in Beverstedt

Myths and legends

  • The car in the sky
  • The crown thorns from Beverstedt
  • A child was born, a son was given
  • The judge at Lake Wollingster
  • The brave Wollingsters
  • The revenant at Lake Wollingster
  • The adventure of the Junker von Schwanewede
  • Legend of the "accelerating" dog in the Monsilienburg

literature

  • Fritz Hörmann, Ude Meyer, Christian Morisse, Eberhard Nehring, Irmgard Seghorn, Egon Stuve, Else Syassen: Wesermünde field names collection - the field names of the property tax cadastre from 1876 . Ed .: Kulturstiftung der Kreissparkasse Wesermünde (=  new series of special publications by the men from Morgenstern , Heimatbund an Elb- und Wesermuende eV Volume 27 ). Men from Morgenstern Verlag, Bremerhaven 1995, ISBN 3-931771-27-X , p. 3 ([ digitized ( memento from October 26, 2007 in the Internet Archive )] [PDF; 431 kB ; accessed on October 23, 2019]).
  • Walter Noeske: Gut Wachholz and the royal court painter Carl Bostelmann. A brief history . In: Men from Morgenstern, Heimatbund an Elbe and Weser estuary e. V. (Ed.): Niederdeutsches Heimatblatt . No. 826 . Nordsee-Zeitung GmbH, Bremerhaven October 2018, p. 3 ( digitized version [PDF; 6.5 MB ; accessed on August 26, 2020]).

Web links

Commons : Beverstedt  - collection of images

Individual evidence

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