Grebswarden

Grebswarden City of Nordenham Coordinates: 53 ° 31 ′ 25 ″ N , 8 ° 30 ′ 40 ″ E
Height :	0–2 m above sea level NN
Incorporation :	1933
Postal code :	26954
Area code :	04731
Location of Grebswarden in Lower Saxony

Grebswarden is a district of the Lower Saxon town of Nordenham in the northeast of the Wesermarsch district on the Weser estuary.

history

From the 1st century BC A settlement on a Wurt in Grebswarden can be proven.

In the Middle Ages the Wurtendorf Grebswarden belonged to the parish of Blexen . In 1933 the municipality of Blexen was added to the city of Nordenham, and Phiesewarden became a district of Nordenham.

During the Second World War, there was a flak position on today's THW site to protect against bomber attacks.

The Jedutenhügel is said to have existed since the first settlement. After the First World War , a war memorial was erected there.

literature

Wolfgang Günter [u. a.]: Nordenham. The story of a city , ed. commissioned by the city of Nordenham by Eila Elzholz, Isensee-Verlag, Oldenburg 1993 - ISBN 3-89598-153-2

Individual evidence

↑ See Peter Schmid, settlement archaeological results on prehistory and early history, in: Wolfgang Günther (and others), Nordenham. History of a city, Oldenburg 1993, pp. 13–51, pp. 13ff.

[1] See Peter Schmid, settlement archaeological results on prehistory and early history, in: Wolfgang Günther (and others), Nordenham. History of a city, Oldenburg 1993, pp. 13–51, pp. 13ff.