Münster-Gievenbeck

Gievenbeck is a district of the town of Münster in Westphalia and belongs to the western district. Thanks to the important zone of construction Gievenbeck-Südwest differently called Auenviertel , the district develops continuously in direction of the west. It is a calm district with primarily residential function.

Geography

Organization

Gievenbeck is a district with three important centers:

Michaelkirche: the “old center” of the district dating from the Seventies with a church, a parochial library, an elementary school, two kindergartens, three supermarkets (Minimal, Lidl and Kaiser' S), various shops (inter alia a Schlecker store), doctor's offices, restaurants, a post office, a bank, three pharmacies and a communal house.
Rüschhausweg: two supermachés (Aldi and Extra-Markt), a Schlecker store, doctor's offices, a pharmacy, a bank and various shops.
Gievenbeck Auenviertel : young person of the " centres" with an elementary school, a kindergarten, lately built Freiherr-vom-Stein-Gymnasium, a sports complex, the cultural house Life, including/understanding a public library, a pharmacy and various shops (Aldi, Schlecker Einkaufszentrum Ratio with station gasoline and store of tools).

Extended

Münster-Gievenbeck extends:

In north until Steinfurter Straße
In the east until Busso-Peus-Straße
In the south until Roxeler Straße
In the west to the Aa munstérois and a1 highway.

History

The name ( Gievenbach , i.e. Güörtpott or Goltepelsbach in local dialect) seems to have Germanic origins. The district is mentioned for the first time in 889 as a Villa Gibonbeki . In the beginning, Gievenbeck was only one small country village along Gievenbach. Space was gained by clearing campaigns, thus appeared the current street Gievenbecker Reihe which became the central street of the place. The street Appelbreistiege which is not useful today that of cycle track at the beginning the most important commercial street of Münster in direction of the west was.

In 1903, Gievenbeck was integrated into the Überwasser district of the town of Münster. They were always only some farms. In 1920, one counted only 521 inhabitants. Electricity made its arrival in 1921.

After the second world war, whereas the university hospital of Münster (Universitätsklinikum) was aggrandi until Gievenbeck, the district developed quickly. A new district appeared around Michaelkirche. In the Seventies, the districts was largely increased, in particular by the construction of residences coeds. The first were those of Gescherweg and Rüschhausweg. The district grows then in direction of the North-West. In the Eighties, the district still increases, mainly towards north with the streets Von-Esmarch-Straße and Schöppingenweg/Gescherweg. With beginning of the year 90 was created the residential district of Toppheide.

Since the year 2000, the district extends in direction from south-west and should in a near future exceed the course of the 20.000 inhabitants, owe thus the second larger district of Münster after that of Hiltrup. With final, in 50 years, from a country place was born an immense residential district.

Policy

Left in ms/Gievenbeck: SPD Gievenbeck, CDU Gievenbeck, JU Gievenbeck, local Representation of the Greens (Grünen)
Results of the last communal elections of Münster the September 26th 2004, for the district of Gievenbeck (Source: Stadt Münster)

Registered: 7975
Voters: 4648
valid Votes: 4604
CDU: 1923 votes/41,77%
SPD: 1051 votes/22,83%
Grüne: 878 votes/19,07%
FDP: 576 votes/12,51%
UWG-MS: 85 votes/1,85%
PDS/LL: 50 votes/1,09%
ÖDP: 41 votes/0,89%

Institutions and associations

Important buildings and institutions

Higher education:

regional Establishment of higher education of the public administration (Field: finances)

Churches:

St.Michael Kirche
Lukaskirche

Library St Michael
Neighborhood house Fachwerk
Neighborhood house Life with 127 rue Dieckmannstraße
Kindergartens/Cribs: 5 kindergartens: " St.Michael" , " Lichtblick" , Waldorfkindergarten Münster e.V., Kita " Wolkenburg" (DRK) and Lukas Kindergarten

Schools and education

Elementary schools: Michaelschule, Mosaik-Grundschule in the Auenviertel district, Wartburg-Grundschule (practitioner the " day continue")
Beyond: Wartburg-Hauptschule, Waldorfschule, Freiherr-vom-Stein-Gymnasium

Residences coeds

Residence Stadtlohnweg
Residence Heekweg
Residence Gescherweg
Residence Rudolf-Harbig-Weg
Residence Horstmarer Landweg

Associations

Sports association TSC Münster-Gievenbeck e.V
DPSG St.Michael
Assoc. sporting 1. FC Gievenbeck 1949 e.V
Assoc. sporting 1.FC Gievenbeck 1949 e.V. (Handcall)
Music school Musikzug Gievenbeck E. V. 1979
Assoc. carnival " Soffie von Gievenbeck e.V." von 1982
Assoc. sporting FC Münster 05

Bushido Münster (Association of Karate)

Transport

public Transport: The lines of bus 5,11,12,13, and 22 and the buses of night N80 und N85 lead to Gievenbeck. Line 20 circumvents it by the west.
Other: the street Von Esmarch-Straße gives access to the by-pass of Münster. A1 highway and the trunk road 54 are accessible easily via the exit Münster-North.

Personalities

Jürgen W. Möllemann lived in Gievenbeck until its death.

Bonds internesst

Page of the LEG on the district das Auenviertel, Gievenbeck-South-west.
http://www.stadtlohnweg.de (the page of the residence Stadtlohnweg coed in Gievenbeck)
http://www.gescherweb.de (the page of the residence Gescherweg coed in Gievenbeck)
http://www.waldorfkindergarten-muenster.de (the site of the kindergarten Waldorfkindergartens with Gievenbeck)

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