Lipper Nürr
| Lipper Nürr | ||
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| height | 617.8 m | |
| location | Altenkirchen district , Rhineland-Palatinate and Siegen-Wittgenstein district , North Rhine-Westphalia | |
| Mountains | Southern Hellerbergland or Westerwald | |
| Coordinates | 50 ° 43 '24 " N , 8 ° 2' 29" E | |
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The Lipper Nürr , named after the Burbach district of Lippe , is the second highest elevation in the southern Hellerbergland at 617.8 m . It is located just under one kilometer east of Emmerzhausen ( Altenkirchen district ) and about 2 km northwest of Lippe ( Siegen-Wittgenstein district ) directly on the border between Rhineland-Palatinate (in the west) and North Rhine-Westphalia (in the east).
Location and surroundings
Like almost the entire southern Hellerbergland, the Lipper Nürr is densely forested. Meanwhile, about 1 km south of the Hohe Westerwald , which is more characterized by grassland and meadow landscapes , the altitude of which is also slightly higher than that of the Lipper Nürrs - with simultaneously decreasing relief energy .
Neighboring mountains
The following elevations surround the mountain clockwise (in brackets the height above sea level and the distance):
- north
- Nenkersberg ( 610 m , 1.4 km)
- Northeast
- The castle ( 595 m , 2.5 km)
- East northeast
- Die Höh ( 598 m , a good 5 km)
- southeast
- Lipper Höhe ( 621.4 m , just under 3 km) - the interface with the Hohen Westerwald
- South southeast
- Kühfelderstein ( 638 m , a good 3.5 km) - High Westerwald
- South southwest
- Stegskopf ( 654 m , 2.5 km) - High Westerwald
- Northwest, border between RP and NRW
- Hohenseelbachskopf ( 517.5 m , 5.5 km)
- Mahlscheid ( 509 m , 6.7 km)
Neighboring rivers
The Daade flows southwest of the mountain and the Buchheller to the east of the mountain .
Individual evidence
- ↑ Topographical Information Management, Cologne District Government, Department GEObasis NRW ( Notes )
- ↑ TIM-online, German basic map delivers from scales around 1: 3,000 the height value of 616.9, which is not recorded on most maps, the TK 10 records 617.8 m. Many maps show only a 604.5 m high point on the southeast slope!