Marler Höhe
| Marler Höhe | ||
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| height | 47.1 m above sea level NN | |
| location | Lower Saxony , Germany | |
| Mountains | Solitary in the North German Plain | |
| Coordinates | 52 ° 29 '21 " N , 8 ° 21' 47" E | |
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The Marler Höhe is a small chain of hills in the combined community of Altes Amt Lemförde in the sub-community of Marl (Dümmer) in the Diepholz district in Lower Saxony .
location
About 80% of the Marler Höhe lies in the municipality of Marl (Dümmer), after which it is named. A smaller part, about 19% of the height, belongs to the municipality of Hüde . A tiny piece in the south belongs to the main town of the Samtgemeinde , Lemförde . In contrast to Stemweder Berg, which is about three kilometers away, the Marler Höhe is already included in the Diepholzer Moorniederung .
Landscape image
The Marler Höhe is around three kilometers long and between 200 meters and three kilometers wide. The south of the Marler Höhe is built on with a settlement, on the eastern, wide foothills lies the small village Hagewede, which belongs to the municipality of Marl (Dümmer). In the west, large parts of the village of Marl are on the heights, in the north is the village of Hüde with its sub-village of Sandbrink. However, most of the altitude is used for agriculture. Both the federal road 51 (Bremen - Osnabrück - Ruhr area) and the large railway line that follows the course of the federal road run across the Marler Höhe .
Worth seeing
The Marler Höhe is 40 to 47.1 meters high and is up to ten meters above the surrounding area. On the Marler Höhe one finds the somewhat remote village Hagewede with its few houses; most of them are built in a half-timbered style and covered with thatch , as it used to be in the area around the Dümmer and is still today.
Another village is Marl (Dümmer) with its many half-timbered houses, which are also mostly thatched, there is also an old Thieplatz from the Germanic era with the old Thie linden trees . Marl and Hüde with Sandbrink, which is located directly on the Dümmer , the second largest inland lake in Lower Saxony , are recognized places of relaxation ; the swimming pool at Hüde is at the northern end of the Marler Höhe.
The area is ideal for cycling or hiking around the Dümmer with the Ochsenmoor or in the Stemweder Berg .
Surveys
The Marler Höhe is up to 47.1 meters high, but the individual mountain peaks are unnamed; only the highest point, like the entire ridge , is called the Marler Höhe.
Flowing waters
There are no flowing waters directly at the Marler Höhe, only the Hunte flows into the Dümmer about three kilometers away, which is only about 200 meters away.
Others
The Marler Höhe is shown in the coat of arms of the municipality of Marl as a golden yellow hill; The yellow stands for the fields on the Marler Höhe, which, in contrast to the lower area, are planted with grain.
Web links
- Samtgemeinde Altes Amt Lemförde , on lemfoerde.de
- DümmerWeserLand , on duemmer.de