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In the Siegburger Mirakelbuch the place is already designated Oppidum(=town). Manner of writing of the first naming: “Weperevorthe”. Wipperf\u00fcrth received town rights between 1217 and 1222. Since 1283 the administration of the town was governed by count Adolf V. von Berg. Already in 1275 king Rudolf von Habsburg allowed the count to move his mint from Wildberg to Wipperf\u00fcrth. Here, Pfennige were stamped according to Cologne model. In 1328, with the privilege of king Louis the Bavarian the first coinage of Groschen in Germany began in Wipperf\u00fcrth. Since the 14th century the town was a member of the Hanse. Businesspeople of the town traveled to Stockholm, Dorpat, Malm\u00f6, Novgorod, Reval and L\u00fcbeck. The town coat of arms of 1267 shows a church in merlons-reinforced wall. Leftovers of this town wall can still be found on the Klosterberg. The oldest building are located at the market, together with the market well. The development of the town was hindered by numerous town fires: 1333, 1352, 1368, 1383, 1404, 1412 and 1465. From 1815\u20131932 Wipperf\u00fcrth was capital town of the district with the same name.Geography[edit]Geographical position[edit]Wipperf\u00fcrth lies on the flow Wupper which is designated in the upper reaches to the east of the town Wipper.Neighbouring municipalities[edit]The neighbouring municipalities and neighbouring towns are: Lindlar, K\u00fcrten, Wermelskirchen, H\u00fcckeswagen, Radevormwald, Halver, Kierspe and Marienheide.Places adjacent to Wipperf\u00fcrthDistricts[edit]The town Wipperf\u00fcrth is made up of 8 districts:Wipperf\u00fcrthEgenKreuzberg (Wipperf\u00fcrth)OhlAgathabergThierWipperfeldH\u00e4mmern districts of Wipperf\u00fcrthLocalities[edit]AAbsto\u00df \u2013 Abshof \u2013 Agathaberg \u2013 Ahe \u2013 Ahlhausen \u2013 Alfen \u2013 Altensturmberg \u2013 ArnsbergBBallsiefen \u2013 Baumhof \u2013 Beinghausen \u2013 Bengelshagen \u2013 Benninghausen \u2013 Berge \u2013 Bergesbirken \u2013 Bergh\u00e4uschen \u2013 Berghausen \u2013 Berghof \u2013 Berrenberg \u2013 Biesenbach \u2013 Birkenbaum \u2013 Birkerhof \u2013 Bochen \u2013 B\u00f6swipper \u2013 Boxberg \u2013 Boxb\u00fcchen \u2013 Bruch \u2013 B\u00fchlstahl \u2013 B\u00fcschelDDahl \u2013 Dellweg \u2013 Dh\u00fcnn \u2013 Dievesherweg \u2013 D\u00f6rpinghausen \u2013 D\u00f6rrenbach \u2013 Dohrgaul \u2013 Drecke \u2013 DreineEEgen \u2013 Egerpohl \u2013 Eichholz \u2013 Elbertzh\u00e4gen \u2013 Engsfeld \u2013 Ente \u2013 ErlenFF\u00e4hnrichst\u00fctten \u2013 Fahlenbock \u2013 Finkelnburg \u2013 Fliegeneichen \u2013 Forste \u2013 Freih\u00e4uschen \u2013 Friedrichsthal \u2013 Fr\u00f6sseln \u2013 F\u00fcrdenGGardeweg \u2013 Gardeweger M\u00fchle \u2013 Gerhardsfeld \u2013 Graben \u2013 Grennebach \u2013 Gro\u00dfblumberg \u2013 Gro\u00dffastenrath \u2013 Gro\u00dfh\u00f6hfeld \u2013 Gro\u00dfscherkenbach \u2013 Gr\u00fcnenbaum \u2013 Gr\u00fcnenberg \u2013 Gr\u00fcttenhausen \u2013 Grund \u2013 Grunewald \u2013 Gr\u00fcterichHHackenberg \u2013 H\u00e4mmern \u2013 Hammer \u2013 Hahnenberg \u2013 Hamb\u00f6cken \u2013 Hamb\u00fcchen \u2013 Halkenberg \u2013 Harhausen \u2013 Hardenbicke \u2013 Hasenburg \u2013 Hashbrowns \u2013 Haufe \u2013 Heid \u2013 Heidtkotten \u2013 Hermesberg \u2013 Herweg \u2013 Herzhof \u2013 Hilgerbr\u00fccke \u2013 Hinterm\u00fchle \u2013 Hintersch\u00f6neberg \u2013 Hinterwurth \u2013 H\u00f6nnige \u2013 Hof \u2013 Hohenb\u00fcchen \u2013 Hohl \u2013 Hollinden \u2013 Hollm\u00fcnde \u2013 H\u00fclsen \u2013 H\u00fctten \u2013 HungenbergIIbach \u2013 Im Hagen \u2013 IsenburgJJ\u00e4gerhof \u2013 J\u00f6rgensm\u00fchle \u2013 Jostberg \u2013 JulsiefenKKahlenberg \u2013 Kahlscheuer \u2013 Kaplansherweg \u2013 Kerspe \u2013 Kirchenb\u00fcchel \u2013 Klaswipper \u2013 Kleineichh\u00f6lzchen \u2013 Kleinfastenrath \u2013 Kleinscherkenrath \u2013 Klemenseichen \u2013 Kleppersfeld \u2013 Klespe \u2013 Klitzhaufe \u2013 Kluse \u2013 Kofeln \u2013 Kohlgrube \u2013 Kotten \u2013 Kremershof \u2013 Kreuzberg \u2013 Kupferberg \u2013 K\u00fcppersherwegLLamsfu\u00df \u2013 Langensiefen \u2013 Laudenberg \u2013 Leiersm\u00fchle \u2013 Lendringhausen \u2013 Lesenb\u00fcchen \u2013 Leuchtenbirken \u2013 Levenhausen \u2013 LiethMMeddenbick \u2013 Mesewinkel \u2013 Mittelschneppen- Mittelschwarzen \u2013 Mosse \u2013 M\u00fcllensiepenNNagelsb\u00fcchel \u2013 Nagelsgaul \u2013 Neeskotten \u2013 Neuenhaus \u2013 Neuensturmberg \u2013 Neum\u00fchle \u2013 Neye \u2013 Neye-Siedlung \u2013 Niederbenningrath \u2013 Niederdh\u00fcnn \u2013 Niederengsfeld \u2013 Niederflossbach \u2013 Niedergaul \u2013 Niederholl \u2013 Niederkemmerich \u2013 Niederkl\u00fcppelberg \u2013 Niederr\u00f6ttenscheid \u2013 Niederscheveling \u2013 NiederwipperOOberbenningrath \u2013 Oberdierdorf \u2013 Oberflossbach \u2013 Obergaul \u2013 Oberholl \u2013 Oberholl \u2013 Oberkemmerich \u2013 Oberl\u00fcttgenau \u2013 Obermausbach \u2013 Obernien \u2013 Oberr\u00f6ttenscheid \u2013 Oberscheveling \u2013 Oberschneppen- Oberschwarzen \u2013 Ohl \u2013 Ommer \u2013 OmmerbornPPannenh\u00f6h \u2013 Peffekoven \u2013 Peddenpohl \u2013 Peppinghausen \u2013 Platzweg \u2013 PoshofRRaffelsiefen \u2013 Ritterl\u00f6h \u2013 Ritzenhaufe \u2013 RoppersthalSSanderh\u00f6he \u2013 Sausage \u2013 Sch\u00e4fersh\u00f6h \u2013 Schleise \u2013 Schmalenfeld \u2013 Schneppen \u2013 Schniffelsh\u00f6h \u2013 Schnipperingen \u2013 Schnipperinger M\u00fchle \u2013 Schollenbach \u2013 Schwelmer Siepen \u2013 Schwickertzhausen \u2013 Sommerberg \u2013 Sonnenschein \u2013 Speckenbach \u2013 Stillinghausen \u2013 St\u00fctternTTheir \u2013 TeufelswieseU\u00dcberberg \u2013 Unterdierdorn \u2013 Unterholl \u2013 Unterl\u00fcttgenau \u2013 Untermausbach \u2013 Unternien \u2013 Unterschneppen \u2013 Unterschwarzen \u2013 Unterstenhof \u2013 UnterthierVVorderm\u00fchle \u2013 Vordersch\u00f6neberg \u2013 Vorderwurth \u2013 VossebrechenWWarth \u2013 Wasserfuhr \u2013 Wegerhof \u2013 Weier \u2013 Wiegen \u2013 Wingenbach \u2013 Wipperfeld \u2013 Wipperhof \u2013 W\u00fcstem\u00fcnte \u2013 W\u00fcstenhofThe coat of arms of Wipperf\u00fcrth[edit]The arms were granted on 9 December 1975 but were in use a long time before.Wipperf\u00fcrth received city rights between 1217 and 1222. The oldest seal dates from around 1250 and already shows a city wall, church and a small shield with the arms of the Counts of Berg, who ruled over the city. In the 14th century the small shield was removed. The present arms are based and nearly identical to the composition of the first seal. The city wall denotes the civic character of Wippenf\u00fcrth, the church is the local St. Nicholas church.Politics[edit]This section needs to be updated. Please help update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information. (June 2021)Culture and places of interest[edit]Dams[edit]Kierspe damNeye damSchevelinger damBever damBuildings[edit]Altes Seminar (“Old seminar”) in the L\u00fcdenscheider Stra\u00dfe.the former Franziskanerkloster (a cloister)Churches[edit]By far the oldest church in Wipperf\u00fcrth is the Catholic parish church St.-Nikolaus placed in the downtown of Wipperf\u00fcrth. Not far away, the Protestant church was built next to the marked-place in 1875. The so-called Antoniuskirche (“Antonius-church”, a minister) was built on the Klosterberg (“cloister hill”).Spare time and sport[edit]The town disposes of various sports field, stadium with field, indoor swimming pool with 25 meters of roads incl. sauna and sunbathing area, airfield, tennis courts, squash, riding spaces and play bowls.Sport clubs[edit]Airfield \u2013 Wipperf\u00fcrth-Neye EDKNDLRG Wipperf\u00fcrth1.Wipperf\u00fcrther Rock\u00b4n Roll ClubBKV OberbergBoxing club Wipperf\u00fcrthBSG Wipperf\u00fcrthCanoe friends Wipperf\u00fcrth e. V.Aerial sport association Wipperf\u00fcrthMotor sport club Wipperf\u00fcrth in AAA road service e. V.Cycling club Wipperf\u00fcrthRiding association Wipperf\u00fcrthChess club Wipperf\u00fcrthSports fisherman association Wipperf\u00fcrthSports club Wipperf\u00fcrthStadtsportverband Wipperf\u00fcrthDance corpsDance school B\u00f6hlefeldDiving sport community Wipperf\u00fcrthTC Silber-Blau Wipperf\u00fcrthTV Wipperf\u00fcrthVfR Wipperf\u00fcrthVSG Wipperf\u00fcrth e. V.WTC Wipperf\u00fcrthEconomy[edit]During the industrial revolution several companies originated in the area of the textile industry. The most important industry company is the electric light bulb factory founded in 1904 Radium.Radium also is even today together with the armature factory VOSS the biggest employer in Wipperf\u00fcrth. Here particularly the electric-working industry, plastic-working industry, metal working industry and paper-working industry is resident.Transport[edit]Federal highways[edit]Wipperf\u00fcrth lies in the intersection of the federal highways B 237 (Remscheid- Meinerzhagen) and B 506 (Cologne \u2013 Wipperf\u00fcrth). The B 256 unidirectional Gummersbach in the place Ohl for the B 237.Bus routes[edit](VRS: Verkehrsverbund Rhein-Sieg, VRL: Verkehrsgemeinschaft Ruhr-Lippe), OVAG: Oberbergische Verkehrsgesellschaft AG, MVG: M\u00e4rkische Verkehrsgesellschaft GmbH, KWS: Kraftverkehr Wupper-Sieg AG)Public facilities[edit]Hospitals: St. Josef hospital Wipperf\u00fcrth (258 beds)Education[edit]The municipality has two high schools, Engelbert von Berg \u2013 Gymnasium (high school), and Archbishop of St. Angela Gymnasium (high school), a secondary modern school, a Konrad Adenauer \u2013 secondary school, a work pedagogic school (occupational lecture), eight elementary schools and two special schools.Notable people[edit]Nicolas Abdat (* 1996), football playerJohann Christian Josef Abs (1781\u20131823), teacherJohann Joseph Bauerband (1800\u20131878), lawyer, university professor, politicianFranz Rudolf Bornewasser (1866\u20131951), bishop from Trier since 1922Franz Crass (1928\u20132012) Operatic bass singerManuela Goller (born 1971), Football goalkeeperThorsten Hens, professor, Department of Banking and Finance, University of ZurichHans Leo Kausemann, former mayor and former District Administrator and honorary citizenBarbara Kisseler, civilized nation secretary in BerlinMark Lamsfu\u00df (* 1994), badminton playerUdo Lattek (1935\u20132015), Retired football coachStephan Ley (1867\u20131964), Beethoven scholarErnst Lotz (1887\u20131948), the first minister of education and culture from Rhineland-PalatinateKonrad Martin (1812\u20131879), bishop of PaderbornJoseph Mausbach (1861\u20131931), Morality theologian, Sozialethiker, parliamentarianFrank Mock, Retired Football CoachAlois Pollender (1800\u20131879), discoverer anthrax bazillus (1855)Fritz Vollbach, composer and musicianHermann Voss, Former mayor and honorary citizenSebastian Wurth (born 1994), Deutschland sucht den Superstar season 8 participantTwin town[edit]Further sources of information[edit]Literature (German)[edit]Joseph John, Geschichte der Stadt Wipperf\u00fcrth, Gummersbach 1842;Conrad Schmitz, Geschichte der Stadt Wipperf\u00fcrth, Wipperf\u00fcrth 1910;Paul Engel, Wipperf\u00fcrth im Wandel der Zeiten, Wipperf\u00fcrth 1949;Peter Opladen, Das Dekanat Wipperf\u00fcrth, Siegburg 1955;Anneliese Triller\/J\u00f6rg F\u00fcchtner, Das Abschriftenbuch der Stadt Wipperf\u00fcrth, Essen 1969;Frank Berger\/Fred Antweiler, Wipperf\u00fcrth gestern und heute, Remscheid 1984Fred Antweiler\/Frank Berger, Wipperf\u00fcrth und seine Kirchd\u00f6rfer, Bergisch Gladbach 1986.References[edit]External links[edit] "},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki24\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki24\/wipperfurth-wikipedia\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Wipperf\u00fcrth – Wikipedia"}}]}]