Eastern Teutoburg Forest (LP BI-Senne)
Coordinates: 51 ° 58 ′ 57 ″ N , 8 ° 32 ′ 47 ″ E
The Eastern Teutoburg Forest Nature Reserve (LP BI-Senne) is the largest nature reserve in the urban area of Bielefeld in North Rhine-Westphalia . The area, which consists of five sub-areas, extends south of the core city of Bielefeld. The state road L 788 and the A 2 run through the area, and the L 756 runs to the southwest.
meaning
Since 1941, an area of around 542 hectares has been designated as a nature reserve for Bielefeld under the identification number BI-003.
See also
Web links
- Nature reserve "Eastern Teutoburg Forest (LP BI-Senne) (BI-003)" in the specialist information system of the State Office for Nature, Environment and Consumer Protection in North Rhine-Westphalia
- World Database on Protected Areas - Nsg Oestlicher Teutoburg Forest (Lp Bi-Senne) (English)
On the Kort | Beckendorfer Mühlenbachtal | Behrendsgrund | Dankmasch | Deppendorfer meadows | Deterings meadows | Former gypsum mining area | Oak-beech forest Strothbach | Oak-hornbeam forest at Hövingsfeld | Alder and birch quarries on the southwest field | Erlenbruch am Südwestfeld | Esselhofer break | Wetland near Meyer zu Stieghorst | Wet meadows Röhrmann | Big break at Wellbach | Hasselbachaue | Valley of tears | Kampeters Kolk | Krebsbach and Horstbachtal | Brand reason | Menkhauser Bachtal | Middle Johannisbachtal | Moorbachtal | Mühlenmasch | Upper Johannisbachtal with side valleys | Eastern Teutoburg Forest (LP BI-Ost) | Eastern Teutoburg Forest (LP BI-Senne) | Eastern Teutoburg Forest (LP BI-West) | Springs and streams in the karst area | Heron and Röhrbach | Schunkenteich | Schwarzbachtal | Black Fens | Sprungbach upper course | Sprungbach middle course | Südkamp | Töpker pond | Ubbedisser Mountain | Low winds