Wehl

Wehl is an area in the municipality of Doetinchem and positioned within the Liemers place of Gelderland. The location has 6876 inhabitants 2009. Wehl changed into an unbiased municipality until 2005, but as a result of a municipal reorganization, Wehl collectively with the Zelhemse Broek turned into brought to the neighboring municipality of Doetinchem. The name Wehl Weel appears around the yr 1200 for the first time in deeds. Archaeological unearths date from the 12th century. Tuff sections of the tower of the Roman Catholic Sint-Maartenskerk date from this time. The relaxation of the Neo-Gothic church was rebuilt in 1916 by using Jan Lendering.

Wehl fell under Kleefse graves since 1406 and it remained Kleefs and later Prussian for over four centuries. It changed into a part of the Zeddam administrative unit . In the French period, Prussia transferred it to the Netherlands as part of Zeddam . Wehl was dismantled on December 17, 1813 and lower back to Prussia as an independent municipality. After the Congress of Vienna , the municipality of Wehl have become Dutch once more on 1 June 1816. In the Netherlands it remained unbiased and now not reunited with Zeddam. On January 1, 2005, the municipality became dissolved and delivered to Doetinchem.