List of natural monuments in Schöneiche near Berlin
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In the list of natural monuments in Schöneiche near Berlin , all natural monuments of the Brandenburg community Schöneiche near Berlin and its districts are listed. It is based on entries in protection lists from European to regional level.
Geschwister-Scholl-Strasse (Schöneiche near Berlin) ( location )
Soviet memorial with green area
built around 1950; the monument is partly on the territory of the Brandenburg community Schöneiche near Berlin and is also a cultural monument of the state of Brandenburg. Berlin, on the bottom of which it lies for the most part, runs the complex as a garden monument. Most of the use is made by the residents of Schöneiche, as Berliners are relatively far away from settling here.
Protected landscape components
17 parks and green areas are subject to special protection according to the “statute of the Schöneiche community on parks and green areas as protected landscape components”. In the three paragraphs of the statute, the protective purpose as well as the protective measures are specified: parks and green spaces are seen as a revitalization and structure of the site as well as to support the forest character of the place and, according to the statute, have considerable importance and recreational value for the community.
the former Gutsfriedhof, which has been left open since the 1970s, as well as its upstream open space up to the tram on Dorfstraße including extensions to the right and left
semi-oval park with a green roundabout in front with the Schöneich heraldic oak; was created at the beginning of the 20th century by subdividing the area; until 1945 Königsplatz; at the park entrances there are boulders from the area; different paths lead through the park and form visual axes
Brandenburgische Strasse between the shopping center and Berliner Strasse
Brandenburgische Strasse green area
Double row of trees on one side of Brandenburgische Strasse
Rüdersdorfer Strasse / Woltersdorfer Strasse
Grätzwalde Rüdersdorfer Strasse green area
Meadow with loose trees at the Grätswalde tram stop
Friedrichshagener Strasse
Green spaces at the entrance to Friedrichshagener Strasse
three small green areas interspersed with trees with benches
artificial water landscape including the renatured former local swimming pool; created as an excursion destination for Berliners by a restaurateur who had boat trips carried out there; With a children's playground, mixed forest, nature trail, meadow, viewing platform, bridge over the Fredersdorfer Mühlenfließ and works of art by Ingeborg Hunzinger , Anne Sewcz , Winfried Gehrmann and Erika Doberstein
triangular square with meadow, trees, information stand and a stop for the Schöneiche-Rüdersdorfer tram; until the 19th century border between the Gutsdorf Schöneiche and the surrounding forest; named after a wooden pyramid built here in the 18th century
Rahnsdorfer Strasse
Rahnsdorfer Strasse green area
Stockholmer Strasse / Rüdersdorfer Strasse
Jewelery corner Stockholmer / Rüdersdorfer Straße
Meadow with bushes and trees in a triangle shape
Jaegerstrasse
Jägerstrasse green area
newly created green space in the residential area on Jägerstrasse
Hunter Park
Newly created green space between Jägerstrasse, Kieferndamm and in front of a small wood An den Fuchsbergen on the border with Woltersdorf
Goethestrasse
Wildflower meadow Goethestrasse
Meadow with wildflowers; In the 1990s it was made from a sand court and filled with spring and summer flowers
Remnants of the park of the former castle with the castle pond, the OdF memorial, the memorial for the victims of the Holocaust from Schöneiche, the Priesterpfuhl, the Fredersdorfer Mühlenfließ, an avenue of beeches, an onion flower meadow (especially crocuses and daffodils) and a large meadow that was used as a festival meadow; the original character of the park can still be seen here and there
Meadow surrounded by hedges and low trees with a presentation of several works of art
FFH area
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Fredersdorfer Mühlenfließ, Broad and Krummes Luch
800.04 hectares
The end of the protected area is in Schöneiche
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At the Prager Strasse school
Boulder
Man-sized boulder that was found during excavation work for a house cellar and was born in order to be placed in a prominent place next to the school.
in front of Geschwister-Scholl-Straße 82
Oak
Circumference 3.44 meters
over 400 years old; placed under protection in December 1936, in the northern extension of Geschwister-Scholl-Strasse, only present as a dead stump; the crown has been secured with metal struts since the beginning of the 20th century, in the 1970s the two tree arms were sawn off for safety reasons
Traffic island between Geschwister-Scholl-Strasse and Stauffenbergstrasse (Place of May 8th. Liberation Day)
at man height trunk circumference of about 2.45 meters,
The oak with the cadastral number 30723 is located on the ground of the Soviet memorial, which is a Brandenburg cultural monument and a Berlin garden monument. It was planted around 1950 when the monument was built.
about 250 years old; planted in the middle of the 18th century to compensate for the long overexploitation of the Gutswald, the other trees, older oaks and other beeches are hardly left.
planted immediately in the years after 1762 when the castle and the castle park were being redesigned, to which the tree once belonged
Fredersdorfer Weg
elm
Over 100-year-old tree-lined avenue on a path that is hardly used today and is closed to motorized traffic
August-von-Borsig-Ring, on the edge of the industrial park
Atonement cross oak
According to legend, it was planted by the owner of the village of Schöneiche at the time, Hans Adam, as atonement for the killing of Dietlof von Barfus in a duel in 1763. He replaced an atonement cross that was installed on the Kleinschönebeck village church after his return to Schöneiche (probably 1780) and before the village was sold (1790)
Former natural monuments
A total of 20 individual trees were placed under protection in 1956, the protection of which no longer exists in the 21st century. However, some still exist - some only as torsos (four oaks, two plane trees, a copper beech, a Cornelian cherry and an ash). They are mostly located on private property.
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Mulberry tree plantation
The last three trees in a mulberry plantation from the 19th century that are under conservation were felled when a sports hall was built in the 2000s.
Goethe oak (royal oak)
Protected in December 1936, Schöneiche's armorial tree, over 500 years old oak that fell victim to a storm in 1989
Brandenburgische Strasse, by the mill
Linden tree
Protected in December 1936, no longer available
Fairytale forest
9 linden trees
Put under protection in December 1936, protection no longer exists
November 7, 1938 appointed by the district administrator of the Niederbarnim district as the 13th official nature reserve in Berlin, protection no longer exists; renatured again after almost complete destruction in the 1980s
Friedrichshagener Strasse
Avenue of trees
Protected in 1956, protection no longer exists
French stones
Put under protection in 1956, protection no longer exists, two of the three boulders were stolen, a third now bears the Dapp monument and is also no longer at the place of origin, but in front of the old rectory of Kleinschönebeck
literature
Wolfgang Cajar : Hiking routes in and around Schöneiche near Berlin. Self-published, Schöneiche near Berlin 1996.
Wolfgang Cajar: Waters in and around Schöneiche near Berlin. (Schöneicher Hefte 3) Individuell, Schöneiche near Berlin 2006, ISBN 3-935552-16-5 .
Wolfgang Cajar: A short cultural history of the trees in Schöneiche. (Schöneicher booklet 8). Individuell, Schöneiche near Berlin 2012, ISBN 978-3-935552-41-7 .
Writing workshop Schöneiche (editor): With the book under my arm to trees and bushes. Writing workshop Schöneiche, Schöneiche 2015.
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