List of nature reserves in the Neu-Ulm district

In the district of Neu-Ulm there are four nature reserves . Together they cover an area of about 348 hectares. The largest nature reserve is the Wochenau and Illerzeller Auwald nature reserve established in 1994.

Surname	image	Identifier	details	position	Area hectares	date
Beaver hoes		NSG-00519.01 WDPA: 162403	Bibertal Complex of several - now abandoned - different large fish ponds based on a former oxbow lake of the Danube. LK Günzburg 6.28 ha, LK Neu-Ulm 24.06 ha	⊙	30.34	1956
Upper and Lower Au	BW	NSG-00552.01 WDPA: 318874	Send on the left bank of the Iller to the west of Send on the state border with Baden-Württemberg.	⊙	63.81	1998
Wasenlöcher near Illerberg	BW	NSG-00490.01 WDPA: 166181	Send the remainder of one of the few moors in the Lower Illertal, with a connection to the eastern Illerleite, with a belt of hillside forest crossed by springs.	⊙	68.81	1995
Wochenau and Illerzeller Auwald	BW	NSG-00473.01 WDPA: 166345	Send Near-natural alluvial forest complex on both sides of the lower Iller, which is occasionally flooded on the western Iller side.	⊙	185.35	1994
Legend for nature reserve

Individual evidence

↑ Green list of nature reserves in Swabia. (PDF; 84 kB) Bavarian State Office for the Environment, December 31, 2014, accessed on May 23, 2016 .
↑ Neu-Ulm district: Nature reserves , accessed on October 5, 2015.