List of natural monuments in the Gocher Heide

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The list of natural monuments in the Gocher Heide contains the natural monuments from landscape plan No. 7 (LP07) of the Kleve district. Legal force since December 24, 2010.

The scope of the landscape plan extends to the area of ​​the Ice Age ridge northeast of the city of Goch , for which there is a separate landscape plan ( LP09 ). It corresponds roughly to the area in which the Palatinate emigrants settled after they were unable to start their trip to Pennsylvania (USA) for financial and war reasons. The Gocher Heide landscape plan is not bound by city limits and contains natural monuments from Bedburg-Hau , the Goch districts of Pfalzdorf and Nierswalde , and Kleve .

In it there are special individual trees, groups and rows of trees, avenues that stand out due to their beauty, peculiarity or rarity and a rampart that is of cultural and historical importance.

Memorial number Place / location Designation of the ND number Art Registered since Protective reason description image
ND 01 Gocher Heide - Kleve
Access to the Meyerhof, Uedemer Str. 15

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1 oak 1 English oak (Quercus robur) 2010 Beauty
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Trunk circumference: 370 cm.
Crown diameter: 27 m
ND 02 Gocher Heide - Bedburg-Hau - Schneppenbaum
In the forest area Bedburger Weg / Rosendahler Weg, on the forest path south of the trench, near Edeka / indoor swimming pool "Bedburger Nass"

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1 beech 1 Common beech (Fagus sylvatica) 2010 Beauty
peculiarity
rarity
Trunk circumference: 470 cm.
Crown diameter: 24 m.
Large, old beech on the roadside.
ND 03 Gocher Heide - Bedburg-Hau - Schneppenbaum
In the forest area on the Moyländer Allee hiking trail, southeast of Haus Rosendahl / Rosendahler Graben

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Beech row 41 Common beech (Fagus sylvatica) 2010 Beauty
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Trunk circumference: 150–310 cm. Crown
diameter: approx. 20 m each Approx.
380 m long row / alley of beech trees along the forest path.
ND 04 Gocher Heide - Bedburg-Hau - Schneppenbaum
In the forest area on the Moyländer Allee hiking trail, north-west of Ackerskat / Tillemannshof

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Beech row 34 Common beech (Fagus sylvatica) 2010 Beauty
quirk
Trunk circumference: 200–410 cm
Crown diameter: approx. 20 m each Approx.
300 m long row of beech trees along the forest path at the edge of the forest, partly in the forest area.
ND 05 Gocher Heide - Goch
on a pasture on Buschwaldstrasse, west of Tannenbusch / Bedburger Str.

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1 sweet chestnut 1 Sweet chestnut (Castanea sativa) 2010 Beauty
peculiarity
rarity
Trunk circumference: 610 cm
Crown diameter: 18 m
Free-standing tree, visible from afar, trunk has bark damage from browsing.
ND 06 Gocher Heide - Goch
in the garden of a residential building on Kerkhoffstrasse / Klever Strasse

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1 sweet chestnut 1 Sweet chestnut (Castanea sativa) 1971 Beauty
peculiarity
rarity
Trunk circumference: 600 cm
Crown diameter: 20 m
The sweet chestnut has been designated as ND since 1971.
ND 07 Gocher Heide - Bedburg-Hau - Till-Moyland
on the edge of a wooded area on the golf course, Katzenbuckel hiking trail, southwest of Klein Entenhorst

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1 oak 1 English oak (Quercus robur) 2010 Beauty
quirk
Trunk circumference: 580 cm Crown
diameter: 23 m
In the crown area, some branches have dried off.
ND 08 Gocher Heide - Bedburg-Hau - Till-Moyland
along the moraine edge, Voltaireweg hiking trail - Katzenbuckel, south of Klein Entenhorst

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Beech avenue 76 Common beech (Fagus sylvatica) 2010 Beauty
quirk
Trunk circumference: 180–370 cm Crown
diameter: approx. 20 m each Approx.
500 m long avenue along the moraine edge. There is a gap at the level of Klein Entenhorst.
ND 09 Gocher Heide - Bedburg-Hau - Till-Moyland
on the edge of a wooded area on the golf course, Katzenbuckel hiking trail, to the south-west of the Leygrafenhof animal shelter

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Oak / beech row 22nd English oak (Quercus robur)
Common beech (Fagus sylvatica)
2010 Beauty
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Trunk circumference: 170–400 cm. Crown
diameter: approx. 20 m each Approx.
220 m long row of trees consisting of oaks and some beeches.
ND 10 Gocher Heide - Bedburg-Hau - Till-Moyland
southwest of Moyland, Moyländer Allee / Alte Bahn, along the golf course, arable land and forest area

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Row of oaks and avenue of beeches 89 8 × English oak (Quercus robur)
81 × European beech (Fagus sylvatica)
2010 Beauty
quirk
Trunk circumference: 180–400 cm Crown
diameter: up to approx. 20 m
Approx. 380 m long branched beech avenue and approx. 150 m long row of oaks + 2 individual trees between beech avenue and oak row.
Row of oaks and avenue of beeches
ND 11 Gocher Heide - Bedburg-Hau - Till-Moyland
on the edge of the forest, Katzenbuckel / Moyländer Alle hiking trail, southwest of Hof Schwanen

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1 beech 1 Common beech (Fagus sylvatica) 2010 Beauty
peculiarity
rarity
Trunk circumference: 435 cm
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Crown diameter: 23 m. Large, pronounced crown, partly rotten branches
ND 12 Gocher Heide - Bedburg-Hau - Till-Moyland
on the edge of the forest, Katzenbuckel / Moyländer Alle hiking trail, southwest of Hof Schwanen

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1 oak 1 English oak (Quercus robur) 1971 Beauty
peculiarity
rarity
Trunk circumference: 530 cm
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Crown diameter: 24 m. Large, pronounced crown, partly rotten branches.
The oak has been classified as ND since 1971.
ND 13 Gocher Heide - Bedburg-Hau - Till-Moyland
courtyard access Kalkarer Str. 1, northeast of Hof Langenhorst

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Chestnut avenue 13 Sweet chestnut (Castanea sativa) 2010 Beauty
quirk
Trunk circumference: 260–470 cm. Crown
diameter: up to approx. 16 m.
Approx. 120 m long avenue between arable land. Significant for biotope and species protection due to caves and dead wood.
Chestnut avenue
ND 14 Gocher Heide - Goch - Nierswalde
forest parcel, north of Nierswalde, Königsberger Straße 104

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1 beech 1 Common beech (Fagus sylvatica) 2010 Beauty
quirk
Trunk circumference: 350 cm.
Crown diameter: 18 m
ND 15 Gocher Heide - Goch - Pfalzdorf
Hof at Hunsrückstrasse 91, south of the Berkhöfel sheep farm

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1 linden tree 1 Linden (Tilia spec.) 2010 Cultural-historical significance
beauty
individual character
Trunk circumference: 380 cm Crown
diameter: 18 m
Large, typical landscape courtyard tree with a typical crown.
ND 16 Gocher Heide - Bedburg-Hau - Louisendorf
courtyard access Mühlenweg 66

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1 oak 1 English oak (Quercus robur) 2010 Cultural-historical significance
beauty
individual character
Trunk circumference: 390 cm Crown
diameter: 19 m
Large, typical landscape courtyard tree with a typical crown.
ND 17 Gocher Heide - Bedburg-Hau - Louisendorf
St. Elisabeth Church, Louisenplatz

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Linden trees at the St. Elisabeth Church 34 Summer linden (Tilia platyphyllos) 2010 Cultural and historical significance of
beauty
Trunk circumference: around 220 cm
. Crown diameter: crowns trimmed.
Originally, when the Louisenplatz was laid out, an honorary grove of 34 oaks was created in the middle, corresponding to the age of the deceased Queen Louise, which were arranged in two circles of 16 and 18 trees. After the construction of the St. Elisabeth Church in 1860, the oaks were replaced by 34 linden trees as a double wreath around the church.
Linden trees at the St. Elisabeth Church
ND 18 Gocher Heide - Goch-Pfalzdorf
property boundary Motzfeldstrasse 175, southeast of the Wurzhof

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1 oak 1 English oak (Quercus robur) 2010 Beauty
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Trunk circumference: 380 cm
Crown diameter: 23 m
The tree has a powerful, well-developed, species-typical crown and is visible from afar in the arable landscape.
ND 19 Gocher Heide - Goch - Pfalzdorf
Acker on the Braune-Rocker-Straße, northwest of the Michelshof

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1 oak 1 English oak (Quercus robur) 2010 Beauty
quirk
Trunk circumference: 360 cm
Crown diameter: 20 m
The tree is visible from afar in the arable landscape. Remnants of a former pasture fence have grown into the trunk
ND 20 Gocher Heide - Goch-Pfalzdorf
Front garden at Buschstrasse 18, opposite the equestrian facility

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1 linden tree 1 Summer linden (Tilia platyphyllos) 2010 Beauty
peculiarity
rarity
Trunk circumference: 500 cm Crown
diameter: 26 m
The tree has a powerful, well-defined, species-typical crown. The trunk is rotten and has been surgically treated
ND 21 Gocher Heide - Goch-Pfalzdorf
forest area Tannenbusch, north of Pfalzdorf

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Wall systems in the fir bush 1 Earth wall system with hardwood strips made of beech and oak 2010 Cultural and historical significance
Regional significance
Height: approx. 0.5 to 1.5 m
Width: up to approx. 5 m
The entire fir bush is surrounded by an earth wall, in sections also by 2 parallel earth walls. Gaps are covered with strips of hardwood made of beech and oak.
The emergence of the ramparts goes back to the time of the first afforestation of the former heathland (Gocher Heide). The reforestation areas completed in sections 1619–1670 were each surrounded by walls to mark the abolition of the right to hat and graze.

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