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19-634: The Nesselberg is located more or less north of Coppenbrügge , immediately south of the Kleiner Deister and north west of the Osterwald . It lies north of the Gelbbach valley, through which state road no.  422 runs from Eldagsen to Coppenbrügge. Immediately east of this valley is the Osterwald. The border between Hanover region and the district of Hameln-Pyrmont runs along the crest of

38-1617: A biogas plant in Brünnighausen. The indoor pool was also rebuilt and the entire roof area equipped with solar panels. In the school year 2015/16, the Free School Weserbergland opened its doors in the rooms of the former Special School , an Ersatzschule in Independent Sponsorship , which after the Montessori approach works. Burg Poppenburg Look for Burg Poppenburg on one of Misplaced Pages's sister projects : [REDACTED] Wiktionary (dictionary) [REDACTED] Wikibooks (textbooks) [REDACTED] Wikiquote (quotations) [REDACTED] Wikisource (library) [REDACTED] Wikiversity (learning resources) [REDACTED] Commons (media) [REDACTED] Wikivoyage (travel guide) [REDACTED] Wikinews (news source) [REDACTED] Wikidata (linked database) [REDACTED] Wikispecies (species directory) Misplaced Pages does not have an article with this exact name. Please search for Burg Poppenburg in Misplaced Pages to check for alternative titles or spellings. You need to log in or create an account and be autoconfirmed to create new articles. Alternatively, you can use

57-455: A borderline description of the Bishopric of Hildesheim as Cobbanbrug mentioned. On March 9, 1062, Emperor Henry IV granted Bishop Hezilo of Hildesheim the forest ban at Coppenbrügge. Built around 1200 Count Bernhard of Poppenburg, who sat on the castle Poppenburg , the mirror castle at Lauenstein . After that he called himself Bernhard von Poppenburg and Spiegelberg. The Spiegelburg

76-620: A long-distance hiking trail from Nienburg/Weser to Bad Gandersheim . Since 1954 the Kleine Deister and the Nesselberg have formed a nature reserve covering an area of about 2,500 hectares (6,200 acres) which includes the Saupark Springe . The Nesselberg is characterised by eroded sandstones , siltstones and clays , in places with deposits of anthracite . They are the so-called Obernkirchen layers ( Wealden ) of

95-802: The Carmelites to build their monastery in Marienau , and in 1303 Coppenbrügge Castle was rebuilt. From 1409 to 1435 the Spiegelbergs fought with the Welfish dukes for new areas on the Weser and in the valley of the Hamel (river) Hamel. The bouts ended with a complete defeat of the Spiegelbergers, but the county is preserved. In 1494, the Spiegelbergers inherited Grafschaft Pyrmont . In 1519

114-807: The Haus Lippe . From 1584 ruled the house Gleichen-Tonnaund , from 1631 the house Nassau-Dietz . He was followed at the beginning of 18 century the house Nassau-Oranien ( Netherlands ). In 1692, almost all town houses were destroyed in a big fire. On August 10, 1697, the Russian Tsar Peter the Great visited Coppenbrügge, together with the Elector Sophia of Hanover and the Elector Sophie Charlotte of Brandenburg , On September 18, 1740 came Frederick II of Prussia . 1764,

133-558: The Lower Cretaceous period. On the Nesselberg there are still old sandstone quarries and the ruins of the circular rampart of Kukesburg near Altenhagen I. The stone quarries near Altenhagen I provided employment after 1900 to 400 miners, who broke down the valuable Deister sandstone. This outstanding architectural stone with its bright white/yellow colour was used for the opera house and new town hall in Hanover , in

152-700: The Reichstag building in Berlin and other buildings across the whole of Europe. The Saupark Springe in the neighbouring hills of the Kleiner Deister is also worth seeing. Parts of the Saupark Nature Reserve lie on the Nesselberg ( CDDA No. 30110; designated in 1954; 24.448  km² ). The protected landscapes of Osterwald-Saupark (CDDA No. 323574; 1972; 16.094 km²) and Nördlicher Osterwald und Umgebung (CDDA No. 323273; 1972; 18.16 km²) extend up to spurs radiating from

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190-460: The Brünnighausen and Dörpe in the municipality of Coppenbrügge . Over the crest of the Nesselberg runs part of the sandstone wall known as the Saupark Springe which is around 16 km long and 2 m high and which runs for a long way over the Kleiner Deister. Part of the Roswithaweg footpath also runs from north to south over the Nesselberg and the neighbouring Kleiner Deister; this is

209-807: The Hildesheimer Stift feud broke out, the Hildesheim came into conflict with the Guelph Principalities Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel and Calenberg . This originally purely local feud developed into an altercation of Lower Saxon territorial princes, in which also the Counts of Spiegelberg were involved. The feud had only ended in 1523. Around 1540, Coppenbrügge Reformed became. A little later, in 1557, Count Philip of Spiegelberg and Pyrmont fell in battle at Saint-Quentin . The rule went first from 1557 to 1584 to

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228-585: The Homburgs conquered the castle Spiegelberg, the Counts of Spiegelberg left the country. In 1247, the Homburgs built the castle Lauenstein. In 1260 Johann von Brünnighausen handed over his property to the bishop of Minden . This property was handed over to Count von Spiegelberg in 1281, which gave rise to the Counts of Spiegelberg and the main town of Coppenbrügge. Around 1300, the Spiegelberg donated land to

247-713: The Nesselberg. On the saddle between the Nesselberg and Kleine Deister, and therefore between the Wolfsköpfen to the northeast and the Grasberg to the southwest, stands the old Wolfsbuche (today a car park for walkers); the Schwarze Bach ("Black Brook"), a tributary of the Gehlenbach rises here. Both ridges lies within the borough of Springe , the Springe municipalities of Altenhagen I and Eldagsen as well as

266-792: The old sulfur spring was renewed in the Coppenbrügger Landwehr and expanded for healing purposes. Spiegelberg came to the Westphalia in 1810, and the Vienna Congress (1815) brought the county back to the Nassau-Oranien (Netherlands). But already in 1819 Spiegelberg was sold as "Amt Coppenbrügge" to the Kingdom of Hannover , it became Prussian in 1866. In 1875, the Hamelin-Hildesheim railway line

285-427: The outdoor pool was inaugurated. In 1958, the basic renovation of the church was completed. In 1962, the dissolution of State ownership and the sale and demolition of the buildings took place. The farmhouse became state forestry office. In 1969, the sanatorium Lindenbrunn was abandoned by its owners and sold to the association for the care of the severely handicapped. 1972/1973, the newly established hospital Lindenbrunn

304-531: The ridge. 52°10′N 9°34′E  /  52.167°N 9.567°E  / 52.167; 9.567 Coppenbr%C3%BCgge Coppenbrügge is a municipality in the Hamelin-Pyrmont district, in Lower Saxony , Germany . It is situated approximatively 15 km (10 miles) east of Hamelin . The Municipality covers the following villages: Coppenbrügge was first documented around 1000 in

323-463: Was built in the valley between Ith and Osterwald on the old army and trade route near a swamp area. The road was Hellweg , which led from Aachen to Königsberg . After that it was the Reichsstraße 1 and today the federal highway No. 1. From 1217, Count Bernhard called himself only "von Spiegelberg". In 1226 a feud broke out between Bernhard von Spiegelberg and Bodo von Homburg . In 1238,

342-400: Was built, and a few years later (1906) Carl Netter founded Sanatorium Lindenbrunn . The Feuerhake fountain was built in 1908. He was a thank the community Coppenbrügge Ernst fire hook (1850-1924), who donated a water pipe to the community. He also donated the two large colored windows in the sanctuary of St. Nicolai Church. Since 1945 Coppenbrügge belongs to the state of Lower Saxony. In 1957,

361-449: Was inaugurated with a capacity of 255 beds. In 1976, the indoor pool was opened. After thorough renovation of the castle ruins and the former district court building took place in 1986, the opening of the museum in the castle. In 1993, the last districts were connected to the central water supply and to the central sanitation. In 2011/2012, the outdoor pool was completely renovated. The swimming pools are now heated with district heating from

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