Halemer See
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| The Halemer See from the air, on the right the Dahlemer See | ||
| Geographical location | District of Cuxhaven , Elbe-Weser triangle , Lower Saxony | |
| Tributaries | Connection to the Dahlemer See | |
| Drain | Halemer lake outflow → Flögelner See | |
| Location close to the shore | Flögeln , Bad Bederkesa | |
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| Coordinates | 53 ° 40 ′ 28 " N , 8 ° 46 ′ 6" E | |
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| surface | 80 ha | |
| length | 1.8 km | |
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The Halemer lake is 0.80 square kilometers (= 80 hectares ) large moorland lake northwest of the town Flögeln , close to the mud spa bath Bederkesa in the north of Lower Saxony .
The Halemer See is one of the four moor lakes of the so-called "Four-Seen-Platte" with the Bederkesaer , the Flögelner , the Halemer and the Dahlemer See . The lake lies entirely in the Ahlenmoor nature reserve . At the western end it is directly connected to the Dahlemer See. There is a natural lake runoff to the Flögelner See.
A four-meter-high observation tower on the north bank offers a view of the lake, its flora and fauna and a forest area spreading south of the lake on the Geest . Numerous species of birds nest at the lake. Whooper swans are often seen in winter .
The lake is leased and therefore no fishing area.
