Grüder wood
The Grüder wood (also Grüdeholz , Dan. Grydeskov ) is in the municipality Idstedt located forest area . The Grüder Holz is located between Idstedter See and Langsee in the southwest of the fishing region in northern Schleswig-Holstein ( southern Schleswig ). The forest consists of near-natural beech and acid oak forests . It is characterized by a strongly moving relief with slopes sloping down on all sides. The hilly terrain is criss-crossed by many forest paths. There is a larger pond between the northern edge of the forest and Seestrasse, where gravel used to be extracted. Immediately to the west of the Grüder Holz is the Idstedt enclosure .
The name of the forest comes from old Danish. gryt in the meaning stone back (vlg. old north. grȳta and grjōt ). The name is first documented in writing in 1642. During the 1st Schleswig War in 1850 there was fighting between Danish and German troops at Grüder Holz.
Individual evidence
- ^ Environmental data from the state of Schleswig-Holstein
- ↑ a b Berthold Hamer: Topography of the landscape fishing , 1st volume, Husum 1994, p. 273
- ^ C. Godt: History of Schleswig-Holstein 1848-1888 , p. 136
Coordinates: 54 ° 34 ′ 25.8 ″ N , 9 ° 31 ′ 58.5 ″ E