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North wages
community Wietmarschen
Coordinates: 52 ° 31 '26 " N , 7 ° 14' 52" E
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| Height : | 32 m above sea level NN | |
| Residents : | 304 (Feb. 1, 2017) | |
| Postal code : | 49835 | |
| Area code : | 0591 | |
Location of Nordlohne in Lower Saxony |
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North Lohne is a town in the unified community Wietmarschen in Lower Saxony Grafschaft Bentheim . Until it was reclassified to Wietmarschen, Nordlohne was part of the former municipality of Schepsdorf-Lohne in what was then the district of Lingen .
geography
Geographical location
Nordlohne is located in the far east of the Grafschaft Bentheim district and borders directly on the Emsland district. The Ems flows northeast 1.4 km away, the A 31 runs 4 km west. The Ems is 1269 m, the market square Lingen 4115 m, Rheitlage 1938 m, St. Alexander Schepsdorf 3223 m, St. Antonius Lohne 3564 m and the motorway service station Ems-Vechte Ost 3895 m as the crow flies from the village community center.
Neighboring places
Nordlohne borders on the urban area of Lingen (Ems) : In the north and east are the Lingen districts of Wachendorf , Rheitlage and Schepsdorf , in the south is the village of Lohne and in the west is Schwartenpohl (both municipality of Wietmarschen).
history
Nordlohne can look back on at least 860 years of history. 1152 North Lohne, together with Südlohne, Central wages and wages on the Oerde first time as Lohner peasantry documented in the monastic foundation to Wietmarschen. Probably between 1291 and 1313 Schepsdorf, Lohne, Nordlohne, Rheitlage and Herzford were spun off from the parish of Emsbüren and formed the parish of Schepsdorf. Nordlohne has belonged to the parish of Schepsdorf since that time, while in 1915 a separate parish was founded in Lohne.
Until 1802, Nordlohne belonged to the Principality of Münster , which in this area formed a narrow strip between the counties of Bentheim in the west and Lingen in the east. In 1802 the bishopric of Münster was occupied by Prussian troops and fell to France in the course of the Napoleonic wars. After the Kingdom of Hanover was established in the course of the Congress of Vienna in 1815, Nordlohne was added to this and at the same time placed under the Lingen office. In 1866 the Kingdom of Hanover was annexed by Prussia and the kingdom became a Prussian province, which was incorporated into the German Empire in 1871. In 1885 the district of Lingen was formed from the offices of Lingen and Freren and the city of Lingen.
Nordlohne was occupied by the British victorious power after the Second World War and in 1946 it became part of Lower Saxony and the Federal Republic of Germany founded in 1949. As part of the community reform, the community of Schepsdorf-Lohne was dissolved on March 1, 1974. There was strong resistance to this dissolution in the entire parish and in the parish council, which unanimously opposed it. Ultimately, however, that could not be prevented. Northern wages, wages and wage breakage came to Wietmarschen, which previously belonged to the Grafschaft Bentheim district. With the integration, the Wietmarschen community moved to the Lingen district . With the establishment of the district of Emsland on August 1, 1977, the community came back to the district of Grafschaft Bentheim.
To this day, the Nordlohner are "aligned" to Lingen due to their proximity. For example, the telephone connections in Nordlohne are part of the Lingen local network.
Religions
The majority of residents in Nordlohne belong to the Roman Catholic Church. The Catholics have always been part of the parish of St. Alexander zu Schepsdorf, so they are not part of the church. Evangelical Lutheran citizens of Nordlohn are affiliated with the Kreuzkirche parish in Lingen, which also operates a parish center in Lohne.
Culture and sights
Buildings
Two places or buildings are to be named as sights in Nordlohne: the bell tower and the area around the village community center .
The bell tower, built in 1983, is located on Nordstrasse - at the first location of the former Catholic elementary school . The bell comes from the former school and rings daily for the angelus . It was donated in 1852 by Johann Herrmann Lüttel, who later emigrated to America. In addition to the bell tower, there is also a memorial stone for the Schützenverein Nordlohne 1911 e. V. and a half-timbered bus stop.
The area around the village community center is also on Nordstraße . It was inaugurated in 1933 as the ballroom for the Bruns inn. Over the years this hall has been used in a variety of ways. In the course of the decades this building fell into disrepair and was therefore hardly usable. The municipality of Wietmarschen acquired it with the intention of creating a meeting point for the village community for the citizens of Nordlohn and developing a new village center. The building was ceremoniously inaugurated in 1989 with considerable in-house work and funding.
Another building was added as part of the village renewal program of the Grafschaft Bentheim district. A multi-purpose building, which was inaugurated in 2000, was built on the basis of a former sheep pen. The building consists of an oak framework and is in the style of old Low German courts. In the course of time, a sports field, a barbecue hut and a half-timbered barn were added. The new center of the village is surrounded by old oak and beech trees .
Village community center in Nordlohne.
Multipurpose building at the village community center
Barn and grill hut at the village community center
Aerial view of the village community center
Bell tower with bus stop on Nordstrasse
Leisure and Tourism
Lohner Sand local recreation area
Between Nordlohne and Schepsdorf there is an extensive forest and heather area, which is criss-crossed by sand dunes. This area with a size of approx. 300 hectares was used by the Bundeswehr as a training area from 1956 to 2007. The other military users were the Reichswehr / Wehrmacht from 1935 to 1945 and the British Army from 1945 to 1956.
After the military units had withdrawn, the Wietmarschen community presented a plan for the subsequent use of the training area. In the meantime, a local recreation area has been created according to this plan. Hiking and cycling trails run through the former practice area. A nature trail was created to bring the local flora and fauna closer to the visitors. This provides comprehensive information on the facets of the local flora and fauna and in particular goes into the local heather and sandy sand areas that were characteristic of this area in the past. For park maintenance are bentheimer landschaf used to keep as low as possible to the growth on bird cherry and pine trees; Beekeepers bring their colonies to the heath.
Sports and gaming facilities
- 1 soccer field
- 3 playgrounds
- 1 model airfield
societies
- Schützenverein Nordlohne 1911 e. V .: The shooting club Nordlohne was founded in 1911 by citizens of Nordlohne. Up until this point they were organized in the Lohne shooting club. Today the shooting club occupies an important position in the community life of the Nordlohner. Around 100 male members are organized in the shooting club, which corresponds to more than 30% of all residents of Nordlohn.
- KLJB Nordlohne: The Catholic rural youth movement founded a local group in 1957 in Nordlohne. Most of the youth from Nordlohne, regardless of denomination, are organized there. A room in the village community center is available for rural youth, which is used in a variety of ways by the KLJB.
Regular events
- Model flying day of the MFC Phönix Lohne on the Mühlenberg / Rupingberg between Nordlohne and Lohne on May 1st
- Rural youth festival of the KLJB Nordlohne on Wednesdays before Ascension Day
- Two-day shooting festival of the shooting club Nordlohne on Ascension Day
- Jazz early pint of the Wietmarschen cultural area at the village community center in June
- Sports and village festival on the last weekend in August
Economy and Infrastructure
traffic
Bike paths
There is a comprehensive network of hiking and cycling trails in and around Nordlohne. The municipality of Wietmarschen has opened up Nordlohne and the immediate area with the award and the creation of almost 30 km of cycle paths. The cycle paths in Nordlohne are connected to the national cycle paths of the Grafschaft Bentheim (Grafschafter Fietsentour) and the district of Emsland (Emsland network).
Road traffic
Nordlohne is located on the K 34 / K 33 (Wietmarschen-Schepsdorf) and is connected to the B 213 ( Nordhorn - Delmenhorst ) about 5 km away via the mountain and main road . The Lingen junction of the A 31 is about 6 km away.
Local public transport
Nordlohne can be reached via two bus routes operated by the Emsland-Süd transport association: bus route 161 from Wietmarschen to Lingen and bus route 165 from Nordhorn to Lingen. The tariffs of the Verkehrsgemeinschaft Grafschaft Bentheim apply . Line 165 runs every hour during rush hour. At certain times of the year, route 161 is equipped as a Fietsenbus on Saturdays and Sundays . The Fietsenbus has a trailer that allows passengers to carry bicycles with them. In Lingen at the ZOB you have a connection to the trains of the Deutsche Bahn AG and to other bus lines of the Verkehrsgemeinschaft Emsland-Süd.
air traffic
In about 9 km away Klausheide is the same airfield . Motor planes with a maximum total weight of 10 t and gliders can take off and land here. The nearest international airport is Münster / Osnabrück Airport in Greven .
media
- Lingener Tagespost - daily newspaper
- Grafschafter Nachrichten - daily newspaper
- Ems-Vechte-Welle - radio station
- ev1.tv - TV station
Public facilities
education
From 1819 to 1965 there was the Catholic elementary school in Nordlohne , which was also attended by the students from Wachendorf. Due to the falling number of pupils, the school was closed and the children from Nordlohne first attended the elementary school in Schepsdorf. The secondary schools are attended in Lohne (secondary and secondary schools) and in Lingen (grammar schools). With the district reform in 1977, the children from Nordlohne were also sent to primary school after Lohne. Vocational school students usually attend the vocational schools in Lingen.
literature
- 100 years Schützenverein Nordlohne 1911 e. V. - History and stories, as well as interesting facts from Nordlohne. Written down in 2011.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ [1]
- ^ Federal Statistical Office (ed.): Historical municipality directory for the Federal Republic of Germany. Name, border and key number changes in municipalities, counties and administrative districts from May 27, 1970 to December 31, 1982 . W. Kohlhammer GmbH, Stuttgart and Mainz 1983, ISBN 3-17-003263-1 , p. 255 .
- ^ Chronicle of the Catholic elementary school in Nordlohne
- ↑ Wietmarschen municipality
- ↑ Lingener Volksbote ( Memento of the original from March 17, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ Grafschafter Nachrichten ( Memento of the original from March 17, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ Lingener Tagespost ( Memento of the original from March 17, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ Cycling trails in Nordlohne
- ↑ Timetable lines 161/165. In: meyering-verkehr.de. Retrieved May 12, 2018 .
- ↑ http://www.fietsenbus.de
- ↑ Press report school closure ( page no longer available , search in web archives ) Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ^ Chronicle of the shooting club Nordlohne
