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Description

Coordinates: 51°08′0″N 6°16′0″E / 51.13333°N 6.26667°E / 51.13333; 6.26667 Wegberg is the northernmost city in the district of Heinsberg in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.

Geography

Wegberg is situated between Mönchengladbach in the northeast and Erkelenz in the southeast. The city lies in the Naturpark Maas-Schwalm-Nette, a nature and wildlife park hugging the border to the Netherlands. Its name derives from the three rivers that define its boundaries.

History

The first mention of Wegberg under the name of Berck is in a document dating from during the reign of Otto I, dated 966. Its modern-day name appeared around the 14th century, and derives from the city's location on an old Roman road. The many castles and defense structures (the so-called Motten, sngl. Motte) that dot the area in whole or as ruins are indications of a history of martial as well as raiding forays in and around Wegberg. One infamous stronghold that remains the focal point of many anecdotes is the castle of a robber baron located in nearby Gripekoven. The castle with its walls and swampy trenches was deemed impregnable until 1354, when it was successfully besieged and razed. Today, only a small hill hints at its former location. From 1543 on, Wegberg was divided between the duchy of Geldern (Guelders) and the duchy of Jülich. The border ran across the city, formed by the rivers Schwalm and Beeckbach. In this period, Wegberg effectively had two mayors. Only in 1816, after the district fell to Prussia, was the division removed. In 1935 the two townships of Wegberg and Beeck were merged. The city as it exists today emerged from the restructuring of cities and municipalities of 1972, and on July 5, 1973, Wegberg was granted the right to use the official name Stadt Wegberg ("City of Wegberg").

Things of note

Eight kilometers of the city's border are also the national border of Germany and the Netherlands. The local Flachsmuseum ("Flax Museum") depicts the legacy of flax in the city's agricultural history. The Museum für europäische Volkstrachten shows regional costumes of Europe. The township of Wildenrath is home to a permanent exhibition, titled "Bionic". The river Schwalm features many historic watermills, many of which are in good shape and often used as hotels or restaurants. Special mention must be made of the Grenzlandring ("border-region ring"). Completed in 1938 or 1939 for World War II strategic reasons, the 9 km long egg-shaped oval road that circles Wegberg and its neighboring township Beeck gained international renown as a racing track with its five events between 1948 and 1952, attracting up to 300,000 spectators. The Grenzlandring was falsely claimed by some German media to be the world's fastest racing track until a fatal accident happened on 31st of August 1952 (in which 13 or 14 spectators were killed and another 42 wounded), putting an immediate end to its use. Today, it serves in distributing road traffic away from the inner city, minimizing congestion and there is nothing left that reminds on its rather short motor sports history. Wegberg has been the home of an RAF hospital since 1953. The RAF Hospital Wegberg is a hospital located in Wegberg, near the city of Mönchengladbach, in Germany. It was opened in 1953 and burned down in 1996 in certain wings of the hospital. The hospital doesn't cover as much medicality as it once did with birth and pregnancy no longer treated. Today the only in patients unit is a small Mental Health Unit, all other patients within the British Forces Germany community requiring in patient hospital treatment are now treated in local German Hospitals. The Headquarters of the British Forces Germany Health Services is based in the Hospital The hospital's motto is "Inter Fera Salus" and its crest is a wild boar passant overlaid with a Staff of Asclepius.

Twin towns

* Echt-Susteren, Netherlands * Maaseik, Belgium