Süsterseel
Süsterseel
Selfkant municipality
Coordinates: 50 ° 59 ′ 43 ″ N , 5 ° 56 ′ 38 ″ E
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Height : | 55 (50-60) m |
Residents : | 1645 (Jun 30, 2016) |
Incorporation : | 1st July 1969 |
Postal code : | 52538 |
Area code : | 02456 |
Location of Süsterseel in Selfkant
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Map of the municipality of Selfkant
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Süsterseel is a village in the municipality of Selfkant in the Heinsberg district in North Rhine-Westphalia .
geography
location
Süsterseel is located on Rodebach in the southeastern area of the Selfkant municipality on federal road 56 and district road 15 . The village on the German - Dutch border is adjacent to the Dutch village of Jabeek (NL) to the south and the municipality of Gangelt to the east.
Waters
In heavy rain and when snowmelts , the surface water flows from the Süsterseel area into the Rodebach (GEWKZ 281822) and then further into the Maas . The Rodebach has a length of 28.918 km with a total catchment area of 173.385 km².
Neighboring places
Tüddern | Höngen | Kleinwehrhagen |
Sittard (NL) | Gangelt | |
Weir | Jabeek (NL) | Etzenrade (NL) |
Type of settlement
Süsterseel is a street village on both sides of the Rodebach.
history
Place name
- 1225 Sustersele
- 1488 Susteseil
- 1533 Susterseell
- 1820 Sustersehl
- 1850 Süsterseel
Local history
Süsterseel used to belong to the Born office in Jülich . In the 14th century in Süsterseel fiefdoms of lay domination Heinsberg that the noble family of Schaesberg belonged. In 1448 the court at Süsterseel and the mill were fiefs of the Born man chamber . In the 13th century, the patronage rights to the St. Hubert Church were held by the Lords of Valkenburg , a branch of the Lords of Heinsberg. In 1828 Süsterseel had a total of 575 inhabitants. The municipality of Süsterseel belonged to the Selfkant office.
From April 23, 1949 to July 31, 1963, the Selfkant and thus also the municipality of Süsterseel were under Dutch contract management. The repatriation took place on August 1, 1963 after payment of 280 million D-Marks .
With the law on the reorganization of municipalities in the Selfkantkreis Geilenkirchen-Heinsberg of June 24, 1969, the following change of area came into force on July 1, 1969.
§ 1 (1) The municipalities of Havert , Hillensberg , Höngen, Millen , Süsterseel, Tüddern, Wehr (Selfkant office) and the Saeffelen municipality (Waldfeucht office) will be merged to form a new municipal municipality. The community is given the name Selfkant.
§ 1 (2) The Office Selfkant is dissolved. The legal successor is the municipality of Selfkant.
Church history
The parish of St. Hubert Süsterseel was an independent parish . The majority of the population consists of Catholics .
The exact age of the St. Hubert Süsterseel church is not known. The patronage of the church lay with the Lords of Valkenburg. In 1533 the church had two vicarages , one for the altar of Mary, the second for the altar of St. Mother Anna. In 1702 the church was devastated in the War of the Spanish Succession. Today the church belongs to the Gangelt deanery.
After the war damage in the 17th and 18th centuries, a new church was built in 1722. Because this building was too small for the number of church visitors in the 19th century, the nave was extended to the east and a new tower was added to the west according to a plan by Johann Burkhart from Aachen. Various conversions followed over the years. The last renovation was in 1979, when the choir was also rebuilt.
In the course of the parish reforms in the Diocese of Aachen, the formerly independent Catholic parish of St. Hubert Süsterseel was incorporated into the Community of Parishes (GdG) St. Servatius Selfkant .
politics
According to § 3 (1) of the main statute of the Selfkant municipality, the municipality is divided into localities. Süsterseel is a locality and is represented by a local mayor in the community council according to § 3 (2) . Heinz Stassen is the head of the village of Süsterseel. (Stand 2013)
Infrastructure
- In June 2013 there were 1,640 people living in Süsterseel.
- There are several farms with animal husbandry , several horse farms, a market from Edeka and Aldi , a savings bank and a bank , a general agency of Nürnberger Versicherung , a gas station , a car dealer , a car workshop , a doctor's practice , a restaurant and a pub , Companies for building materials , wood construction , metal technology , natural stone , electrical installation , agricultural technology , heating installation , electrical components , shop fitting , export u. Import , a transport company , an engineering and architecture firm , an advertising agency , a sand and gravel works , a market for carpets and wallpaper , a building contractor , a software and computer service, a taxi and rental company , a shop for flowers , a fast food shop , a joinery , a joinery and a hairdressing salon .
- Catholic kindergarten Süsterseel
- House Liane day care center
- Youth campground of the Heinsberg district
- Several stops on bus lines 435, 439, SB 3
- The place is connected to the cycling network NRW with junction 44.
- A lawn sports field and several tennis courts are available
Attractions
- Catholic parish church St. Hubertus as monument no.14
- Stained glass in the Catholic parish church [1]
- Marienkapelle as monument no.15
- Crossroads on Herkenrather Weg as monument no.25
societies
- Selfkant volunteer fire brigade , Hillensberg-Süsterseel fire fighting unit
- St. Hubertus brotherhood Süsterseel
- Drummers and Pfeiferkorps Selfkant-Süsterseel
- Instrumental association Süsterseel
- Church choir "St. Hubertus “Süsterseel
- KG "de Kleischötte" Süsterseel
- FC Wanderlust 1920 Süsterseel eV
- SSV Target Süsterseel
- TSV Xanadu Süsterseel
- TC Selfkant-Westerheide eV Süsterseel
- Social Association VdK Germany - Local Association Selfkant looks after Süsterseel
Regular events
- Birdshot of the Brotherhood of St. Hubert
- Patronage festival and fair in Süsterseel
- St. Martin parade in Süsterseel
traffic
Motorway connection
BAB | Route section | Junction | distance |
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A46 | Heinsberg - Düsseldorf | AS Heinsberg | 15 km |
A44 | Aachen - Mönchengladbach | AS Aldenhoven | 30 km |
A4 | Aachen - Cologne | AS Weisweiler | 40 km |
Rail connection
From Geilenkirchen train station (approx. 15 km away)
line | Line designation | Line course |
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RE 4 | Wupper Express | Aachen - Mönchengladbach - Düsseldorf - Dortmund |
RB 33 | Rhine-Niers Railway | Aachen - Mönchengladbach - Krefeld - Duisburg |
RB 20 | Euregiobahn | Aachen - Geilenkirchen |
Street names
Am Büschken, Am Gatter, Annastraße, Bahnstraße, Birkengrund, Buchenweg, Dechant-Kamper-Straße, village square, Eburonenstraße, Eichenweg, Endener Straße, Feldchen, Fichtenhain, Heidestraße, Herkenrather Weg, Höfgensweg, Höngener Weg, Hubertusstraße, Istraten, Jabeeker Weg, Karl-Arnold-Straße, Keltenstraße, Kleiweg, Kiefernweg, Lehnder Weg, Lärchenweg, Nachtigallenweg, Panneschop, Pfarrer-Kreins-Straße, Römer Straße, Schienegraaf, Südstraße, Suestrastraße, Waldstraße
literature
- Handbook of the Diocese of Aachen. 3. Edition. Kühlen, Mönchengladbach 1994, ISBN 3-87448-172-7 , p. 697
- Leo Gillessen: The localities of the district of Heinsberg , ISBN 3-925620-13-3 , p. 256
- Friedrich von Restorff : Topographical-statistical description of the Royal Prussian Rhine Province . Nicolai, Berlin and Stettin 1830
Web links
- Website of the municipality of Selfkant
- Monuments in the municipality of Selfkant
- Churches and chapels in the Selfkant municipality
- Hillensberg-Süsterseel volunteer fire department
Individual evidence
- ^ German basic map 1: 5000
- ↑ http://www.selfkant.de/component/content/article/80-buergerservice/93-zahlen-ffekten.html
- ↑ http://www.lanuv.nrw.de/fileadmin/lanuv/wasser/pdf/Gewaesserverzeichnis%20GSK3C.xls
- ^ Area directory ( Memento from October 17, 2013 in the Internet Archive )
- ↑ http://www.aachener-zeitung.de/lokales/heinsberg/1-august-ist-ein-markanter-tag-fuer-den-selfkant-1.509059#857515890
- ↑ https://recht.nrw.de/lmi/owa/br_bes_text?print=1&anw_nr=2&gld_nr=%202&ugl_nr=2020&val=4036&ver=0&sg=0&menu=1&aufgehoben=N&keyword=&bes_id=4036
- ↑ St. Hubert, Süsterseel ( Memento from July 1, 2013 in the Internet Archive )