Duvenstedt
{{About|the quarter of Hamburg|the municipality in Schleswig-Holstein|Alt Duvenstedt|a further municipality in Schleswig-Holstein|Neu Duvenstedt}}
{{Infobox German place
|name = Duvenstedt
|name_local =
|image_photo = Dubenstedt-Kruesel.jpg
|image_caption = Center of Duvenstedt
|type = Quarter
|City = Hamburg
|state = Hamburg
|borough = Hamburg-Wandsbek
|coordinates = {{Coord|53.708056|N|10.104444|E|source:wikidata|display=it}}
|pop_ref = {{Population Germany|key=02|datref=QUELLE}}
|population = {{Metadata Population DE-HH|Duvenstedt}}
|population_as_of = {{Population Germany|key=02|datref=STAND}}
|area = 6.8
|area_code = 040
|licence = HH
|plantext = Location of Duvenstedt in Hamburg
|image_plan = Duvenstedt in HH.svg
}}
File:Dubenstedt - Lohe Reetdackhuus.jpg
{{Audio|De-Duvenstedt.ogg|Duvenstedt}} is a quarter of Hamburg, Germany, in the borough of Wandsbek. It is located on the northern boundaries of the borough and of the city. It is part of the area of Walddörfer (lit. forest villages).
Geography
Duvenstedt borders the quarters of Lemsahl-Mellingstedt and Wohldorf-Ohlstedt. The Alster river and the Diekbek stream flow through Duvenstedt. The nature reserve of Duvenstedter Brook is named after the former village, but is located in neighbouring Wohldorf-Ohlstedt.
History
In 1261 Duvenstedt, formerly a Saxonian Rundling, was first recorded. It is named after a founder called Duvo. Also the part -stedt in the name refers to a Saxonian foundation, meaning safe settlement or safe residence.Horst Beckershaus: Die Namen der Hamburger Stadtteile. Woher sie kommen und was sie bedeuten, Hamburg 2002, {{ISBN|3-434-52545-9}}, p. 33 In 1937, the village was incorporated into Hamburg by the Greater Hamburg Act, which came into force in 1938.[http://www.hamburg.de/duvenstedt/ Duvenstedt], Hamburg.de, in German
Politics
These are the results of Duvenstedt in the Hamburg state election:
| class="wikitable" |
| ! SPD
! Greens ! CDU ! FDP ! AfD ! Left ! Others |
| 2020
|39,1 % |23,5 % |17,3 % |{{0}}8,3 % |{{0}}4,8 % |{{0}}3,2 % |{{0}}3,8 % |
|---|
| 2015
|44,6 % |10,5 % |20,7 % |11,5 % |{{0}}6,4 % |{{0}}3,5 % |{{0}}2,8 % |
| 2011
|44,2 % |10,8 % |28,8 % |{{0}}9,8 % |align="center"| – |{{0}}2,9 % |{{0}}3,5 % |
| 2008
|24,0 % |{{0}}9,8 % |56,8 % |{{0}}6,1 % |align="center"| – |{{0}}2,3 % |{{0}}1,0 % |
| 2004
|21,2 % |11,7 % |59,9 % |{{0}}4,0 % |align="center"| – |align="center"| – |{{0}}3,2 % |
| 2001
|28,6 % |{{0}}8,7 % |35,4 % |{{0}}7,4 % |align="center"| – |{{0}}0,3 % |19,6 % |
| 1997
|27,4 % |11,4 % |41,7 % |{{0}}5,3 % |align="center"| – |{{0}}0,2 % |14,0 % |
| 1993
|26,7 % |11,0 % |38,8 % |{{0}}6,3 % |align="center"| – |align="center"| – |17,2 % |
| 1991
|31,3 % |{{0}}6,8 % |50,4 % |{{0}}9,2 % |align="center"| – |{{0}}0,1 % |{{0}}2,2 % |
| 1987
|32,3 % |{{0}}4,6 % |52,7 % |{{0}}9,6 % |align="center"| – |align="center"| – |{{0}}0,8 % |
| 1986
|30,6 % |{{0}}8,1 % |52,3 % |{{0}}8,4 % |align="center"| – |align="center"| – |{{0}}0,6 % |
| Dec 1982
|36,8 % |{{0}}6,3 % |49,8 % |{{0}}6,5 % |align="center"| – |align="center"| – |{{0}}0,6 % |
| Jun 1982
|30,4 % |{{0}}7,3 % |55,4 % |{{0}}5,8 % |align="center"| – |align="center"| – |{{0}}1,1 % |
| 1978
|37,6 % |{{0}}2,9 % |50,3 % |{{0}}5,9 % |align="center"| – |align="center"| – |{{0}}3,3 % |
| 1974
|32,9 % |align="center"| – |51,7 % |13,2 % |align="center"| – |align="center"| – |{{0}}2,2 % |
| 1970
|46,0 % |align="center"| – |39,4 % |10,7 % |align="center"| – |align="center"| – |{{0}}3,9 % |
| 1966
|47,9 % |align="center"| – |37,2 % |{{0}}9,5 % |align="center"| – |align="center"| – |{{0}}5,4 % |
References
{{Reflist}}
External links
{{Commons category|Hamburg-Duvenstedt}}
- [http://www.hamburg.de/duvenstedt/ Duvenstedt], Hamburg.de
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{{Boroughs of Hamburg}}
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