Visbek
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Coordinates: 52 ° 50 ′ N , 8 ° 19 ′ E |
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| Basic data | ||
| State : | Lower Saxony | |
| County : | Vechta | |
| Height : | 49 m above sea level NHN | |
| Area : | 84.1 km 2 | |
| Residents: | 9925 (Dec. 31, 2019) | |
| Population density : | 118 inhabitants per km 2 | |
| Postal code : | 49429 | |
| Primaries : | 04445, 04447 | |
| License plate : | VEC | |
| Community key : | 03 4 60 010 | |
| LOCODE : | DE VIB | |
| Community structure: | Pfarrdorf Visbek and 13 associated Bauerschaften | |
| Address of the municipal administration: |
Rathausplatz 1 49429 Visbek |
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| Mayor : | Gerd Meyer ( CDU ) | |
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Visbek is a municipality in the Vechta district in Lower Saxony .
geography
location
Visbek is located in the Oldenburger Münsterland and is the northernmost municipality in the district of Vechta , on the border with the districts of Cloppenburg in the west and Oldenburg in the north. To the west, north and east of the town center, the narrow strips of the nature reserve " Bäken der Endeler and Holzhauser Heide " extend along the sand-shaped resp. Loess-loam-shaped lowland streams Aue , Twillbäke and Visbeker Bruchbach with their moist lowlands and near-natural alluvial forests . The south-east of the municipality covers an approximately 73 hectare part of the Herrenholz forest area . In addition, the western, northern and eastern parts of the community belong to the Wildeshauser Geest Nature Park . After all, the municipality of Visbek is a member of the designated recreation area Nordkreis Vechta .
topography
The landscape relief of the community is flat to undulating and slopes slightly from the southwest to the northeast to the floodplain and Twillbäke . Agricultural areas, in some places subdivided by knicks , as well as forests and Geestbach lowlands determine the landscape. The highest elevation (64 m above sea level) is located southwest of the village of Halter , in the area of the Hagstedt farmers , in the corridor in front of Heckmanns Straße . The lowest point (25 m above sea level) is also the northernmost point of the municipality and is located on the floodplain, north of the Mühlenhöhe hall and the Schmeersteine large stone grave in the Varnhorn farming community . The built-up center of Visbek is about 44 to 54 m above sea level. NN, the undeveloped, moist lowland of the Visbeker Bruchbach falls there to up to 38 m above sea level. NN from.
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As a topographical feature, the Weser-Ems watershed cuts through the Visbek municipality from south-east to north-west. Coming from the north-east of the Herrenholz forest, the watershed reaches the Visbek parish in the parcel of the pastorate Holz , runs between the Papenloh residential area and the Kehnmoor in a north-westerly direction, and follows this direction between the Twillbach drainage ditches and the Wöstendöllen farmers to the Weißes Moor area . There, the course turns west to the Schwarze Höhe (Höge) corridor , from where it follows the Döller Damm road northwards to Astruper Strasse . From this point the course of the watershed follows Astruper Straße to the west to Kreisstraße 334 ( Visbeker Damm ), further along the Visbeker Damm in a south-west direction to the level of the Hundenschlatt corridor, where it turns west-south- west to the Feldhaus Fels residential area , where it turns on west-northwest, passes the hamlet Meyerhöfen on its southern edge, and leaves the area of the municipality of Visbek west of the village of Halter . The watershed runs further to the northwest, between Vehne and Lethe , towards the North Sea coast. Of the springing in Visbek lowland streams flowing Aue including the proceeds generated Twillbäke besides Visbeker Bruchbach in a northerly and easterly direction over the Hunte to the Weser , as did - to the east - the Lohmühle Bach and Denghauser Mühlbach while the Vechtaer Moorbach with its tributary streams Spredaer Bach , Lutter Mühlenbach and Schlochter Bäke flows in a south-westerly direction over the Hase of the Ems .
Geology and hydrogeology
The municipality Visbek is located in Cloppenburg Geest , the heartland of the Saale glacial Höhenpleistozäns the Ems-Hunte-Geest , and landscape Greater North German Plain . The area around Visbek consists mainly of glazio-fluvial deposits. In the northern part of the municipality, which is characterized by heathland, these consist primarily of sandy deposits, in the southern part of the municipality they consist of fertile loamy deposits from the Pleistocene . Boreholes showed that the top soil layer is about 5–7 m thick. This layer is underlain by an approximately 10 m thick loamy and marl-like sediment layer. Sandy layers at a depth of 25–30 m form a productive aquifer for pumping groundwater . The top aquifer is at a depth of 2 to 6 m.
climate
Temperate maritime climate, influenced by wet north-westerly winds from the North Sea. On a long-term average, the air temperature in Visbek reaches 8.5–9.0 ° C and around 800 mm of precipitation falls. Between May and August, an average of 20-25 summer days (climatological term for days on which the maximum temperature exceeds 25 ° C) can be expected.
Community structure
The municipality Visbek consists of the Pfarrdorf Visbek and 13 associated districts, the Bauerschaften Astrup , Bonrechtern , Endel , Erlte , Hagstedt , holder / Meyer courtyards , Hogenbögen , North Döllen , Right field , Varnhorn / Siedenbögen and Wöstendöllen wherein Right field as the sole builder shaft simultaneously Kirchdorf is. The village of Halter and the hamlet of Meyerhöfen, as well as the village of Varnhorn and the hamlet of Siedenbögen, which are administratively combined into one district with only one district head, are special features of this community structure .
Neighboring municipalities and places
Neighboring towns, starting from the north in a clockwise direction, are the community of Großenkneten , the town of Wildeshausen , the Visbeker Bauerschaft Rechterfeld , the town of Goldenstedt , the town of Vechta , the town of Langförden in Vechta , the town of Emstek and the town of Grossenkneten Ahlhorn .
| Ahlhorn (9 km) | Grossenkneten (13 km) | Wildeshausen (10 km) | |
| Emstek (11 km) |
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Rechterfeld (5 km) | |
| Langförden (7 km) | Vechta (12 km) | Goldenstedt (10 km) |
The distance information relates to the distance to the town center.
history
Neolithic to Middle Ages
The area was, as evidenced by the numerous large stone graves of the Neolithic Funnel Beaker Culture (TBK) (3500–2800 BC), inhabited at the latest since the Neolithic . In the recent past, archaeological finds have come to light during earthworks - mainly during sand mining and the development of new building areas, most recently in the Uhlenkamp II building area in 2011 and 2012. These traces show settlement and burial activity since the Neolithic .
In addition to the Neolithic finds from the funnel beaker culture, the Saxon-early medieval burial ground of Visbek-Uhlenkamp is of great interest. It stands out due to its almost complete coverage and its occupancy, which extends into the early 9th century. So it falls in the period of Christianization . It comes from a time when Abbot Gerbert Castus founded a mission cell in Visbek, which was to become a regional mission center in Lerigau for half a century. With the excavation of Visbek-Uhlenkamp, the prehistory and early history of the region merged directly into the history of Visbek.
The Visbek Abbey was first mentioned in a document in 855, when Ludwig the German gave the "Klösterlein" ( cellula ) to Corvey . In contrast, the award document to Emperor Ludwig the Pious , dated September 1, 819 , which mentions a place fiscbechi , is a complete forgery in which the Abbey des Castus and the churches subordinate to it are granted complete tax exemption. While this document was only considered to have been falsified for a long time, it has been considered a forgery from the late 10th century since 2012. The considerations derived from the forged document that Visbek could have been a bishopric-like mission cell since 800 at the latest can no longer be substantiated.
From 855 at the latest, the Benedictine Abbey of Visbek and its possessions in the mission area, which also included the subordinate farmers, were subordinate to the Corvey Monastery through a documentary donation from Ludwig the German , whereby this document is now not a total forgery, but only in parts (with regard to the Taxes, ie tithing ) is regarded as falsified. It was also regulated that all future acquisitions made by the Visbek missionary cell fall to Corvey. The Corveyer forgeries may be seen here against the background of gaining further rights and income through backdated total forgeries and falsification of genuine documents.
Place name Visbek : The older forms of the name Visbek, namely Fischboeki (855), Visbichi, Visbacht, Visbechi (11th century), Visbike (1120), Visbich (1147/1149), Visbeke (around 1150, approx. 1200) and Visbike (1195/1198) prove the meaning of the name as Fischbach .
Modern times
With the acquisition of the former Grafschaft Ravensberg-Vechta by the bishopric of Münster in 1252, Visbek also became politically owned by Münster. However, it was not until 1666 that the bishop of Münster also obtained ecclesiastical sovereignty over the Niederstift Münster - d. H. the area of the offices of Vechta, Cloppenburg and Meppen - which the Diocese of Osnabrück held until then.
The overnight stay of Emperor Napoleon I in a sheepfold built in 1811 in the Varnhorn peasantry is more of a side note in history . The emperor is said to have spent the night there on one of his campaigns in the so-called French period (1811-1813) - during which Visbek belonged to the French Hanseatic Département de l'Ems-Supérieur (department of the Upper Ems) - because of a wheel damage to his carriage . However, there is no guarantee that this was actually the case.
Through the Reichsdeputationshauptschluss of February 25, 1803, the Protestant Duke of Oldenburg gained state power over the Oldenburger Münsterland , which encompasses the offices of Cloppenburg and Vechta - including Visbek, but whose population has remained predominantly Catholic to this day. Until 1946, the Oldenburger Münsterland remained part of the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg or (since 1919) of the Free State of Oldenburg . During this time it was also called the Münsterland Geest. The Oldenburger Münsterland has been part of the state of Lower Saxony since 1946 . Even after the aforementioned Reichsdeputationshauptschluss of 1803, the bishop of Münster remained the spiritual head of the Catholics in the Oldenburger Münsterland. Since the 1820s, the Bischöflich Münstersche official in Vechta has been his permanent representative for the entire area of the Oldenburger Land, which according to the law of the Catholic Church still belongs entirely to the diocese of Münster. As a worldwide unique institution in terms of state church law, the Bischöflich Münstersche Officialat represents the executive power (potestas executiva) of the bishop like a general vicariate. From 2001 to 2016, auxiliary bishop Heinrich Timmerevers (1980–1984 vicar and 1989–2001 pastor of the Catholic St. Vitus parish Visbek) the office of the official in Vechta.
religion
| Denomination | Share in the population |
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| Roman Catholic | 73.0% |
| evangelical | 13.6% |
| other | 13.5% |
| (As of December 31, 2013) | |
Until the end of the Second World War , Visbek was almost exclusively Catholic and is still predominantly today. Only at the time of the Reformation was the Oldenburger Münsterland from 1543 under Bishop Franz von Waldeck influenced by Protestants. At that time, the Protestant reformer Hermann Bonnus worked in this region . In the course of the Counter Reformation under Bishop Ferdinand of Bavaria , the region was recatholicized in 1613. With the end of the Second World War, refugees and displaced persons from the former German eastern regions came to the municipality of Visbek. Many of these expellees were Protestant. In the course of the following years, due to the strong increase in the demand for workers during the period of great economic growth after the Second World War, which led to the massive recruitment of so-called guest workers abroad, members of non-Christian creeds also settled in the municipality of Visbek since the late 1960s , especially people of Muslim faith.
politics
Municipal council
The council of the municipality of Visbek consists of 24 council women and councilors. This is the specified number for a municipality with a population between 9001 and 10,000 inhabitants. The 24 council members are elected by local elections for five years each. The current term of office began on November 1, 2016 and ends on October 31, 2021.
The full-time mayor is also entitled to vote in the municipal council.
The last local election on September 11, 2016 resulted in the following:
mayor
On November 1, 2011 Gerd Meyer (CDU) was elected the second full-time mayor of the Visbek community.
coat of arms
Description : In gold, a blue diagonal right-hand wave bar with a silver fish placed after the figure.
Symbolism: The blue diagonal bar symbolizes a stream. The fish and brook together result in the slightly changed place name Visbek. The first approval of the coat of arms took place in 1936 by the Oldenburg Minister of the Interior, whereby the year 855 was wanted to be included in the shield as an indication of the beginning of the rule of the Corvey abbey over the place; In 1951, the approval of the coat of arms with today's colors was again granted by the Minister of the Interior. Those colors refer to the Oldenburg coat of arms with the nail pointed cross. The flag, assigned in 1969, bears the colors blue, yellow, blue and also bears the municipal coat of arms.
Town twinning
Since 1988 there has been a town partnership with the nine municipalities of Cérans-Foulletourte . Château-l'Hermitage . La Fontaine-Saint-Martin , Mansigné , Oizé , Pontvallain , Requeil , Saint-Jean-de-la-Motte and Yvré-le-Pôlin of the former canton of Pontvallain , which was dissolved in 2015, in the Sarthe department ( France ).
Culture and sights
Buildings
The Roman Catholic parish church of St. Vitus was built from 1872 to 1876 by the architects Hilger Hertel the Elder. Ä. (Münster) and Franz Xaver Lütz (Osnabrück) built as an east - facing three - aisled neo - Gothic hall church in red brick. It rises at the highest point of the village, in the center of the village, and can be seen from afar, even from the farmers . The tower, which is equipped with five bells (c sharp, d sharp, e, f sharp and g sharp), has a height of 65 m including the tower cross, while the outer length of the building is approx. 53 m. The interior of today's church has an area of 30.50 × 22 m. The length of the choir is 13.30 m. The church can accommodate around 800 people. The sculptor Johann Heinrich König (1705–1784) from Münster (Westphalia) created six life-size sculptures, of which those of the four church fathers probably originally belonged to the high altar . Two other sculptures depict Mary with the child and John the Baptist . On the monastery square, on the north side of the church, there is a bronze sculpture by the Osnabrück cathedral sculptor Willi Witte from 1984. It depicts Abbot Gerbert Castus, the priest Folcard (a colleague of the Bischofs Willehad ) and a companion of the two, Count Emmig.
The Evangelical Lutheran Emmaus Church was rebuilt in 1997 according to the plans of the architects Grundmann + Hein from Hamburg. The way the windows are arranged is of great importance for the spatial effect. The rounded back wall of the chancel is highlighted by a skylight. The cross in front of it is in the light, while the other walls appear more shady. The entire height of the chancel wall is set off from the side walls of the nave through colored windows. The church windows were made according to designs by Ms. Grundmann-Wienert, Hamburg. A church wall is adorned with tapestries by the Swedish artist Annelie Machschefes. Up until the time the church was rebuilt, there was a Bartning diaspora chapel ( Otto Bartning ) at the same place as an emergency church , which was built in 1953 and found a new location in Sudargas / Lithuania in 1996 . Bartning'sche Notkirchen existed in the Oldenburger Münsterland apart from Visbek also in Steinfeld (Oldenburg) until 1982 and they are still in Bakum and Garrel (as of 2014) .
The Lourdes Grotto on Astruper Straße in Visbek was built in 1906 by a Visbek citizen out of gratitude for the recovery of his seriously ill wife. The stones for the grotto were brought from the south of France. The wood-carved statue of Our Lady comes from Oberammergau . The Visbeker Grotto is similar in shape and material to the world-famous original grotto in southern France near Lourdes .
The Way of the Cross of the Catholic parish of Visbek was built in 1856. Since 1955 the Way of the Cross has shown station pictures made of fired clay, created by the Bremen sculptor Kurt Lettow (1908–1992). Every Good Friday the believers walk the Way of the Cross singing and praying along the Visbeker Bruchbach to the XII. Station on Ahlhorner Strasse.
The watermills Kokenmühle and Neumühle an der Aue in Endel have been stops on the Lower Saxony Mill Road since 2008 . Other watermills are, on the upper reaches of the Aue and also in Endel, the Stüvenmühle (grain mill and black bread bakery since 1501, no visit), and furthermore, both on the Twillbäke in Varnhorn / Siedenbögen , the Hubertusmühle with mill pond and - the mill building, which was rebuilt after the fire in 2007, and, in a delightful forest location by the nature reserve, the formerly aristocratic Bullmühle estate ( Bullermühlen ), first mentioned in a document in 1474 , of which only the mill pond has been preserved in its original form.
On May 4, 2018, the permanent exhibition "ArchäoVisbek" was opened in the house of the Visbek home association. The project was funded by funds from the European Union's LEADER budget , which were made available in 2016. The ArchäoVisbek offers insights into the archeology and history of Visbek and presents historical evidence and finds from the major excavations in Visbek in recent years. It should be a cross-generational and supraregional place of education and learning. Archaeological and historical exhibits are presented, e.g. B. to the change of the burial culture from the megalithic tombs to today and to Christianization in the region. The subjects of half-timbered construction and technical progress in the craft are also highlighted. One of the highlights of the exhibition is a horse grave. It is embedded in a showcase in the floor and reconstructed from real horse bones that were found during archaeological excavations in Uhlenkamp in Visbek. The ArchäoVisbek also shows how archaeologists and historians get their knowledge.
Nature reserve Bäken der Endeler and Holzhauser Heide
The nature reserve Bäken of the Endeler and Holzhauser Heide with its near-natural riparian forests extends west, north and east of the town center along the humid lowlands of the Aue, the Twillbäke and the Visbeker Bruchbach .
Gallery lowland streams, ponds and watermills
Pond in the Pastors Wisk Park in Visbek
The Hubertusmühle in Siedenbögen
The Twillbäke below the Hubertusmühle
The Twillbäke above Bullmühle in Varnhorn
Weir at the Bullmühle in Varnhorn
Bridge at the weir of the Bullmühle
Pond at the Bullmühle
The Stüvenmühle on the Aue in Endel
The Neumühle an der Aue in Endel
Pond at the Neumühle
The coke mill on the floodplain in Endel
Sawmill at the coke mill
Bridge at the weir at the Kokenmühle
Pond at the coke mill
The floodplain in the nature reserve
Meadow landscape in the nature reserve
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Large stone graves from the Neolithic Age
In the field of community Visbek the members to whom Neolithic Funnel Beaker Culture (3500-2800 v. Chr.) (TBK) declining megalithic tombs Heide offering table in Engelmannsbäke and the megalithic tombs at Stüve mill (both peasantry Endel) and the megalithic tombs millstones and Schmeerofen stones in the peasantry Varnhorn . The large stone graves of the Visbeker Bride and Visbeker Groom are already on the other side of the Engelmannsbäke in the district of Oldenburg , which is the border of the district . The "Visbeker Groom" is only about two hundred meters away from the "Heidenopfertisch". There are numerous other megalithic systems not far from Visbek in the wider Wildeshauser Geest area . All of them are easily accessible from the Route of Megalithic Culture - a Council of Europe cultural route.
The “mill stones” in Varnhorn
The “Schmeersteine” in Varnhorn
Sports, leisure, clubs
Over 20 sports and leisure clubs offer a wide range of leisure and sports activities in Visbek. Two clubs maintain equestrian sports, there are several riding arenas and a pony farm. The shooting sport is pursued in the rifle club St. Hubertus Visbek and in various rifle brotherhoods in the farmers. Three sports halls, a swimming pool and several sports fields, tennis courts and halls complete the offer. In addition, numerous other associations are active in Visbek, including a. in the areas of fire brigade, singing, home and church associations.
- Boßel Club "Loop tau" Visbek e. V.
- Heimatverein Visbek e. V.
- Dog meeting Visbek e. V.
- Kolping Family Visbek e. V.
- Male choir from 1873 Visbek
- Musicians forum Visbek e. V.
- Visbek Music Association
- Reiterfanfarencorps Visbek e. V.
- Visbek Riding Club V.
- Shooting club St. Hubertus Visbek e. V.
- SV Rot-Weiß Visbek e. V.
Regular events
- Every year at Whitsun, the Visbek rifle club organizes the traditional Whitsun shooting festival at the fir trees .
- On the last Saturday in May, the Visbek Rockt Open Air Festival with local and national bands takes place every year.
- Every year on Christmas Eve, the Visbek Music Association organizes a blow from the tower of the town hall.
Economy and Infrastructure
Once structured in a purely agricultural way, Visbek developed into a universal economic unit after the Second World War. In addition to intensive fruit, vegetable and grain cultivation, as well as intensive animal husbandry in the areas of poultry and pig breeding, companies from the areas of poultry slaughtering and processing, animal nutrition, mushroom cultures, electrical engineering, mechanical and plant engineering, wood processing, plastics and IT are established here .
Large resident companies
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The largest German marketers of poultry products are based in Visbek: In addition to the Liechtenstein PHW Group with administrative headquarters in the Rechterfeld district , the EW Group has its headquarters in Visbek. The operations of the former Visbeker poultry processor Gebr. Stolle have been part of the Plukon Food Group since 2011 . Outside the poultry industry, Rehau AG + Co is represented in Visbek with a polymer processing plant and Schulz Systemtechnik GmbH in the automation technology sector.
tourism
The holiday roads pit stop route and the Lower Saxony Mühlenstraße run in the municipality of Visbek . Similarly, the run Pickerweg that the network of roads to Santiago heard the Reuterweg as part of the Folk path , one since the Bronze Age existing old route , and the cycle path "3 lakes route" through Visbek. The intersection of the Pickerweg and the Reuterweg between Visbek and Norddöllen in the Middle Ages corresponds in terms of importance to that of a motorway junction today. Visbek also offers a hiking and cycling network of eleven round trips with a total length of 200 km. Bicycle rental is available. Accommodation options exist u. a. in a number of hotels and vacation rentals. The municipality of Visbek is a member of the North District of Vechta , the northern parts of the municipality belong to the Wildeshauser Geest Nature Park . Membership in the Heimat Kultur Vechta Internet portal and in the Oldenburger Münsterland e. V.
traffic
Since 2007, a bypass road has been running around the traffic-calmed center of Visbek. Motorists have to pass five roundabouts on the way from Wildeshausen to Vechta; Roundabout art can be seen on all five roundabouts .
Traffic-calmed center of Visbek
A fish sculpture welcomes visitors to Visbek in Siedenbögen from Wildeshausen at the beginning of the bypass road
The well-known motif "Gerbert Castus and his two companions" in the middle of the Döller Damm roundabout / bypass road
The Cloppenburg junction of the A1 federal motorway for the Bremen / Hamburg and Osnabrück / Münster directions is approx. 8 kilometers west of the center of Visbeck. The federal motorway 29 for the direction of Oldenburg can also be reached via this connection . The state road L873 connects Visbek with Wildeshausen in the northeast and Cloppenburg (via Schneiderkrug) in the west. The state road L880 leads to Ahlhorn in the north-west and Goldenstedt in the south-east of Visbek. Finally, the well-developed K334 district road connects Visbek with its southern district town Vechta.
As part of the Verkehrsgemeinschaft Landkreis Vechta , Visbek is connected to the local public transport in the Landkreis Vechta by bus lines from Moobilplus Vechta ( moobil + ).
The community is located on the Delmenhorst-Hesepe railway line . This route has been used regularly since 2000, namely by the NordWestBahn with the RB 58 Bremen - Vechta - Osnabrück line. Since 2003 there have been hourly departures during the day in both directions. The stop for Visbek is about six kilometers away in the Rechterfeld farming community.
The closest commercial airports are Bremen (40 kilometers) and Münster / Osnabrück (90 kilometers). There is also a commercial airfield in Ahlhorn , the former Ahlhorn military airfield , which is no longer used and is being expanded into a logistics, technology and industrial park. Nearby international airports are Hamburg (140 kilometers), Hanover (110 kilometers) and Düsseldorf (200 kilometers). (Distances as the crow flies.)
Education and culture
- ArchäoVisbek, Archaeological-Historical Information Center, Rechterfelder Straße 1, Visbek
- Benedict School Visbek, secondary and secondary school, Overbergstraße 10, Visbek
- Visbek tanning school, elementary school, Vitusstraße 21, Visbek
- Primary school Rechterfeld, Rechterfeld-Am Sportplatz 3, Visbek
- Hagstedt / Erlte primary school, Hagstedt 62 and Erlte 60, Visbek
- District music school Vechta, Willohstraße 19, 49377 Vechta
- St. Elisabeth Kindergarten, Dieckhus Kamp 17, Visbek
- St. Raphael Kindergarten, Kirchstrasse 1, Visbek
- St. Antonius Kindergarten, Bonrechtern 49, Visbek
- Special educational kindergarten, Overbergstraße 10, Visbek
- School kindergarten Erlte, Erlte 60, Visbek
Health care, family and care
In addition to a number of resident doctors and dentists, there is a specialist addiction clinic for women and a nursing home in Visbek.
- Specialized Clinic St. Vitus
- Nursing and nursing home care center St. Benedikt
- House of the Visbek family
- Welfare station in the northern district of Vechta - Visbek care base
Fire protection, rescue, recovery
Fire protection resp. The following facilities provide assistance in the event of accidents and other emergencies:
- Visbek volunteer fire brigade
- Malteser Hilfsdienst e. V.
- DLRG local group Visbek e. V.
media
The following regional newspapers are used in the municipality of Visbek:
- Oldenburgische Volkszeitung (Vechta)
- Nordwest-Zeitung (Oldenburg)
Personalities
- Heinrich Klingenberg (born May 23, 1868 in Visbek, † December 30, 1935 in Lohne ), painter
- Georg Kühling (born November 18, 1886 in Rechterfeld ; † March 26, 1963 there), was a German farmer and politician of the center , later CDU
- Johannes Bahlmann OFM (born December 10, 1960 in Visbek), Catholic religious, Bishop of Óbidos , Pará state , Brazil; has lived in Brazil since 1983
- Bernhard Brockmann (born August 19, 1931 in Visbek; † August 15, 2018 in Goldenstedt ), lawyer, notary and regional historian
literature
- Lower Saxony Yearbook for State History, Volume 31, 1959, August Lax Publishing House Hildesheim.
- Bernhard Ruholl [Ed.]: Mission cell and mission district Visbek: 819–1969 - 1150 years Visbek . Vechta 1969.
- Heimatverein Visbek [Hrsg.]: Chronicle Visbek 1: Urzeit – 1900 ISBN 3-88441-033-4 and 2: 1901–1988 . Vechta 1990, ISBN 3-88441-004-0 .
- Bernhard Brockmann: 1175 years Visbek: 819–1994 . Visbek 1994.
- Bernhard Brockmann: The Christianization of the Oldenburger Münsterland. Abbot Gerbert-Castus in his day . Vechta 1996, ISBN 3-929358-51-4 .
- Theo Kölzer: Ludwig the Pious Document for Visbek (819?) And the establishment of church structures in Saxon . In: Yearbook for the Oldenburger Münsterland 2016 (Ed .: Heimatbund für das Oldenburger Münsterland). Vechta 2015, ISBN 978-3-941073-19-7 , pp. 24-40
- Ilona Becker: Too good to forget. The horses of the Visbeck Saxons . In: Kulturland Oldenburg. Journal of the Oldenburg Landscape , issue 2/2016, p. 42 ff .; oldenburgische-landschaft.de (PDF)
- Ludwig Strackerjan: Hünensteine in Oldenburg . In: The Gazebo . Issue 7, 1879, pp. 119–123 ( full text [ Wikisource ]).
Web links
- Official website of the municipality of Visbek
- Archaeological-historical center of the municipality of Visbek
- Navigator - interactive focused on Visbek. Official map service of the LGLN
Individual evidence
- ↑ State Office for Statistics Lower Saxony, LSN-Online regional database, Table 12411: Update of the population, as of December 31, 2019 ( help ).
- ↑ Clemens Pagenstert: The farms in office Vechta, community Visbek, I. B . Koch, Vechta 1908, p. 156.
- ↑ visbek.de
- ↑ Archived copy ( Memento of the original dated December 3, 2013 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.
- ↑ Visbek discovers its history. In: visbek.de. Visbek municipality, accessed on November 26, 2013 .
- ^ Theo Kölzer : Corvey, Reichsgut and constructed mission centers. in: Archiv für Diplomatik Volume 65 (2019), pp. 1–14, here p. 6
- ^ Wilhelm Hanisch: Visbek. Source analyzes on the beginnings of Christianity in the Oldenburger Münsterland . (PDF; 6.5 MB): In: Yearbook for the Oldenburger Münsterland 1969 . Pp. 69-87.
- ↑ Theo Kölzer : The documents of Ludwig the Pious for Halberstadt (BM 2 535) and Visbek (BM 2 702) and a serious misunderstanding. In: Archiv für Diplomatik Volume 58 (2012), pp. 103–123, here: pp. 119–121 ( doi: 10.7788 / afd.2012.58.jg.103 ).
- ^ University of Marburg: Regestdatenbank . Retrieved October 23, 2013.
- ↑ Library of Princeton University The Architectural and Art Monuments of the Duchy of Oldenburg, 1896/1900, Volume II, Amt Vechta, pp. 374/194 /, Grand Ducal State Ministry, accessed on February 10, 2020.
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