District of Bersenbrück

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Coat of arms of the district of Bersenbrück
District of Bersenbrück
Map of Germany, position of the district of Bersenbrück highlighted

Coordinates: 52 ° 32 '  N , 7 ° 55'  E

Basic data (as of 1972)
Existing period: 1885-1972
State : Lower Saxony
Administrative region : Osnabrück
Administrative headquarters : Bersenbrück
Area : 1,054.36 km 2
Residents: 83,300 (Dec. 31, 1971)
Population density : 79 inhabitants per km 2
License plate : BSB
Circle key : 03 5 32
Circle structure: 90 parishes
Location of the district in the former province of Hanover (1905)
Bersenbrück district around 1962

The district of Bersenbrück was a district in southwestern Lower Saxony until 1972 . The district seat was the city of Bersenbrück .

geography

location

The river Hase flows through the former district area coming from Osnabrück through the towns of Bramsche , Bersenbrück and Quakenbrück and leaves it there in the direction of the district of Cloppenburg. The Mittelland Canal runs south of Bramsche .

Neighboring areas

At the beginning of 1972 the district bordered clockwise in the north, beginning with the districts of Cloppenburg , Vechta , Wittlage and Osnabrück (all in Lower Saxony), the district of Tecklenburg (in North Rhine-Westphalia ) and the districts of Lingen and Meppen (both again in Lower Saxony).

history

After the annexation of Hanover in 1867 by Prussia , the Bersenbrück district was formed in 1885 from the former Hanoverian offices of Bersenbrück , Fürstenau and Vörden and the city of Quakenbrück . From 1911 to 1933 Hermann Rothert was district administrator. He wrote numerous historical writings, including about the Bersenbrück district.

On July 1, 1972, the district, which last had 90 municipalities, was combined with the districts of Osnabrück, Melle and Wittlage to form the new district of Osnabrück. At the same time, numerous communities in the district were merged. The former district still forms the district court district of Bersenbrück today .

On March 1, 1974, Vörden , Hörsten and Hinnenkamp, three communities in the old district of Bersenbrück, were reclassified from the district of Osnabrück to the district of Vechta, where they became part of today's community of Neuenkirchen-Vörden .

Population development

year Residents
1885 43,000
1905 46,830
1925 53,872
1933 56,167
1939 59,864
1946 84,530
year Residents
1950 88,535
1956 80.207
1961 79,927
1970 82,918
1971 83,300

politics

Full-time district administrators

Voluntary district administrators

  • 1946–1947 Friedrich Bührmann (SPD) from Bramsche
  • 1947–1949 Johannes Fritze (center) from Fürstenau
  • 1949–1950 Heinrich Brunke (CDU) from Andorf
  • 1950–1951 Theodor Pfundt (center) from Quakenbrück
  • 1951–1952 Johannes Fritze (center) again
  • 1952–1954 Heinrich Brunke (CDU) again
  • 1954–1954 Ernst Bettermann (SPD) from Rieste
  • 1954–1958 Ignatz Schuckmann (CDU) from Steinfeld
  • 1958–1964 Diedrich Lüdeling (CDU) from Groß Mimmelage
  • 1964–1966 Walter zur Mühlen (CDU) from Schleptrup
  • 1966–1972 Fritz Kiesekamp (CDU) from Epe

Communities

The following list contains all municipalities that belonged to the district of Bersenbrück, with their population as of May 27, 1970, as well as all incorporations:

local community Ew. 1970 incorporated
after 		Date of
incorporation
Achmer 2,050 Bramsche 1st January 1971
Ahausen-Sitter 366 Bersenbrück July 1, 1972
Alfhausen 1,146
Andorf 373 Menslage July 1, 1972
Ankum 2,836
Anten 347 mountains July 1, 1972
Aslage 241 Ankum July 1, 1972
Badbergen 673
Balkum 329 Bramsche July 1, 1972
Basum-Sussum 475 Eggermühlen July 1, 1972
Farmers Gehrde - Gehrde 1928/29
mountains 1,377
Bersenbrück , city 4.154
Best 206 Eggermühlen July 1, 1972
Beasts 322 Rieste July 1, 1972
Tapping 1,041
Fixed wheels 263 Eggermühlen July 1, 1972
Bokel - Bersenbrück October 1, 1943
Borg 386 Menslage July 1, 1972
Bottorf 256 Menslage July 1, 1972
Bramsche , city 10,550
Brickwedde 180 Ankum July 1, 1972
Dalum 110 Tapping July 1, 1972
Dalvers 590 mountains July 1, 1972
Dollinghausen 201 Merzen July 1, 1972
Doethen 179 Eggermühlen July 1, 1972
Druchhorn 267 Ankum July 1, 1972
Engelern 398 Merzen July 1, 1972
Narrower 1,791 Bramsche July 1, 1972
Epe 1,380 Bramsche July 1, 1972
Evinghausen 223 Bramsche July 1, 1972
Fürstenau , city 5,431
Gehrde 716
Grafeld 758 mountains July 1, 1972
Grönloh 366 Badbergen July 1, 1972
Big Drehle 142 Gehrde July 1, 1972
Great Mimmelage 454 Badbergen July 1, 1972
Grothe 1,036 Badbergen July 1, 1972
Hahlen 332 Menslage July 1, 1972
Hahnenmoor 191 Menslage July 1, 1972
Hard location 281 Tapping July 1, 1972
Hastrup - Bersenbrück October 1, 1943
Heeke 460 Alfhausen 1st February 1971
Hekese 176 mountains July 1, 1972
Bright 173 Gehrde July 1, 1972
Hertmann-Lohbeck - Bersenbrück October 1, 1943
Hesepe 2,560 Bramsche July 1, 1972
Hinnenkamp 303
Hump 569 Voltage July 1, 1972
Hollenstede 772 Fürstenau July 1, 1972
Holsten 163 Ankum July 1, 1972
Hones - Fürstenau 1932
Listen 633
Kalkriese 937 Bramsche July 1, 1972
Kellinghausen - Schwagstorf 1931
Kettenkamp 1,126
Small bokern 163 Tapping July 1, 1972
Klein Drehle 102 Gehrde July 1, 1972
Little Mimmelage 206 Menslage July 1, 1972
Long 350 Badbergen July 1, 1972
Lechterke 218 Badbergen July 1, 1972
Lechtrup-Merzen 977 Merzen July 1, 1972
Limbergen 378 Neuenkirchen July 1, 1972
Liner 339 Neuenkirchen July 1, 1972
Lonnerbecke 185 Tapping July 1, 1972
Luetkeberge - Schwagstorf 1931
Menslage 930
Neuenkirchen 924
Nortrup 1,920
Heard 246 Tapping July 1, 1972
Ohrtermersch 337 Tapping July 1, 1972
East and Westeroden 206 Merzen July 1, 1972
Pension 975 Bramsche July 1, 1972
Plague bowl 327 Merzen July 1, 1972
Priggenhagen - Bersenbrück 1928/29
Quakenbrück , city 8,322
Renslage 231 Menslage July 1, 1972
Restrup - Tapping 1928/29
Rieste 1,702
Rothertshausen 213 Neuenkirchen July 1, 1972
Rüsfort 369 Gehrde July 1, 1972
Trunk 335 Ankum July 1, 1972
Schandorf - Menslage 1928/29
Tow crew 1,701 Bramsche July 1, 1972
Schwagstorf 1,093 Fürstenau July 1, 1972
Setup 486 Fürstenau July 1, 1972
Sang 647 Bramsche July 1, 1972
Steinfeld 301 Neuenkirchen July 1, 1972
Southern pain 455 Merzen July 1, 1972
Suttrup 281 Nortrup July 1, 1972
Tallow 333 Bersenbrück July 1, 1972
Thiene 776 Alfhausen 1st February 1971
Tütingen 195 Ankum July 1, 1972
Ueffeln 778 Bramsche July 1, 1972
Vechtel 316 Tapping July 1, 1972
Vehs 496 Badbergen July 1, 1972
Vinte 720 Neuenkirchen July 1, 1972
Voltage 700
Vörden 1,536
Ripples 142 Alfhausen 1st February 1971
Wasserhausen - Borg 1928/29
Weese 379 Voltage July 1, 1972
Wehdel 498 Badbergen July 1, 1972
Westerholte 230 Ankum July 1, 1972
Wierup - Andorf 1928/29
Well - Lechterke 1928/29
Woltrup-Wehbergen 290 Bersenbrück 1st February 1971
Bulging 321 Badbergen July 1, 1972

Initially, the two manor districts of Aselage and Stift Börstel also existed in the Bersenbrück district . In 1920 Aselage became part of the municipality of Westrum in the district of Meppen, while the Börstel monastery became part of the municipality of Berge in the 1920s.

License Plate

On July 1, 1956, the district was assigned the distinctive sign BSB when the vehicle registration number that is still valid today was introduced . It was issued until October 11, 1972. Since June 11, 2018, it has been available in the Osnabrück district due to the license plate liberalization .

literature

  • Culture in the Osnabrück region. Volume 11 of the publications on the cultural history of the Osnabrück region. under the title Die Kreis des Osnabrücker Land - constitution and occupation of offices in the districts of Bersenbrück, Iburg, Melle, Osnabrück and Wittlage 1885-2000.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Law on the reorganization of the municipalities in the Osnabrück area of May 10, 1972
  2. ↑ Law on the reorganization of the communities in the Vechta / Cloppenburg area of February 11, 1974
  3. ↑ Statistical Yearbook for the Federal Republic of Germany 1973
  4. ↑ Bersenbrück district register 1910
  5. ^ Territorial.de: Bersenbrück district
  6. ^ Michael Rademacher: German administrative history from the unification of the empire in 1871 to the reunification in 1990. District Bersenbrück. (Online material for the dissertation, Osnabrück 2006).
  7. ^ Community encyclopedia for the Free State of Prussia: Province of Hanover Verlag des Prussian State Statistical Office, 1930
  8. ↑ a b c Bersenbrück in old views, Volume 3
  9. ^ Fürstenau, castle and arable town
  10. ^ A b Family research Tecklenburger Land: History of Fürstenau