Hölterfeld
 district of Remscheid |
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| Coordinates | 51 ° 11 '22 " N , 7 ° 9' 15" E |
| height | 137- 300 u m. NN |
| Residents | 2633 (Dec. 31, 2007) |
| prefix | 02191 |
| Borough | Old Remscheid (1) |
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| bus | 657 680 NE17 |
Hölterfeld is a district of the city of Remscheid in Bergisches Land . The statistical district is characterized by large differences in altitude between the Morsbachtal and the eastern and southern elevations. In the valley, the state road L216 runs along the Morsbach, the state road L157 runs parallel to it on the heights. The Morsbach forms the city limits to Wuppertal - Cronenberg in the north and west . The district includes several old settlements, some of which were first mentioned in 1363:
- Bremen
1363, Breman, the name is derived from 'brem', which means something like edge.
- Fürberg
1369, Vurbech
- Hasteraue
1548, originally belonged to the lowest haste. In Hasteraue there was a stop on the Ronsdorf-Müngstener railway .
- Hölterfeld
Name-giving residential space for the district
- Wood
1312, in front of the Holte
- Hütz
1369, Bukell, not until 1441 Hütz
- Stockden
1369, Stocde
- Volkeshaus
1469, Volkwin on the break 1513, Volkern zom Hytz
Water engines
On the Morsbach there have been several hammers and grinding heads in the area of today's district since early modern times . These include the Bruscheider Kotten (from 1623, now part of Wuppertal- Bruscheid ), the Ibachhämmer (from 1598, now part of Wuppertal- Breitenbruch ), the Hasterauer Kotten (from 1548) and the Brandhammer (from 1692). The company Carl August Picard (CAPicard) emerged from the Hasterauer Kotten, which still produces today with eight other branches worldwide at the Hasteraue location.
literature
- E. Erwin Stursberg : Remscheid and his communities , Remscheid, 1969
- Günther Schmidt; Hammer and Kotten Research in Remscheid , Volume 2: From Müngsten to Gerstau ; Publisher: Buchhandlung R. Schmitz; Remscheid; 2001; ISBN 978-3-9809033-7-0