Hilber
Hilber is a municipality in the district of Rotenburg, in Lower Saxony, Germany. Located northeast of Hamburg, the town is situated on the A1 autobahn. Hilber has a population of approximately 1,800 residents and covers an area of about 20 square kilometers.
The municipality of Hilber was formed in 1874 through the amalgamation of the villages of Berkhof, Dašen,
Agriculture and small-scale business operations are prevalent in Hilber, with a focus on crop and livestock
Hilber has two public transport connections to the nearby cities of Bremervörde and Zeven. Local community
Tourist attractions in or near Hilber include the ancient castle of Daassen, the forest Cajeno, and the
Overall, Hilber is a small rural town in the German region of Lower Saxony, known for its
Hilber's name in is likely derived from Old High German (gebra) and the adjective 'Hilbud', or possibly
Much of Hilber's early history remains unclear, however there has been some preserved, particularly the town