Renningen (landscape protection area)
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Landscape protection area "Renningen"
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| location | Renningen in the Boeblingen district in Baden-Württemberg , Germany | |
| surface | 5.61 km² | |
| Identifier | 1.15.090 | |
| WDPA ID | 323812 | |
| Geographical location | 48 ° 47 ' N , 8 ° 57' E | |
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| Setup date | 5th February 1996 | |
| administration | District of Boeblingen | |
Renningen is a protected landscape area (protected area number 1.15.090) in the Boeblingen district .
Location and description
The protected area was created by ordinance of the Böblingen District Office of February 5, 1996, which included several protected areas. When this ordinance came into force, the ordinances of the former Leonberg district office on the landscape protection areas of Tiefental dated October 31, 1964, Bei der Rankmühle dated September 26, 1967 and Nördlich Merklingen dated November 14, 1968 for the area of the city of Renningen with the districts of Renningen and Malmsheim inoperative.
The landscape protection area consists of five sub-areas. The major part is to the west and south of the Renniger suburb of Malmsheim . It belongs to the natural area 122- Obere Gäue within the natural spatial main unit 12- Neckar- and Tauber-Gäuplatten . The landscape protection area No. 1.15.027 Heckengäu-Weil borders the city in the south .
Protection purpose
According to the Protected Area Ordinance, the essential protection purpose is the preservation, safeguarding and restoration of the diversity, character and beauty of the cultural landscape in its function for the natural balance, as a habitat for the native flora and fauna and as a recreational area. The conservation area should be protected from disruptive and impairing changes. The area is to be protected from further urban sprawl.
In particular, the scenic, typical hedge-gau landscape with ecologically valuable hedges, stone bars, field trees, orchards and very valuable grassland areas, as well as the attractive open valley valleys with streams and creeks, and the ecologically valuable wet meadow and reed stands are to be preserved.
See also
- List of landscape protection areas in Baden-Württemberg
- List of landscape protection areas in the Boeblingen district
Web links
- Profile of the landscape protection area in the protected area directory of the LUBW
Aidlingen | Altdorf | Ammertal from the origin to the Kochmühle with surroundings | Boeblingen | Gärtringer valley with Eckberg, Bärenstall, Heckental, Steinenberg, Höhnle, Unterer Grund with surroundings | Area around the Heiligenwäldle and south of the Buchenberg | Area around Kuppinger and Jettinger Weg | Parts of the area around Breitenstein | Terrain parts to the west and north of the Ketterlenshalde | Ghägnet to the east of the Häselhau forest with its surroundings | Glemswald | Grafenau | Slopes around the Pfefferburg | Heckengäu-Weil der Stadt | Hildrizhausen | Hochberg | Krebsbachaue | Landscape parts along the motorway: Bohlhalde with slope | Parts of the landscape along the motorway: Heimsheim | Parts of the landscape along the motorway: Sheep washing | Leonberg | Maurener Täle southwest of Böblingen | Northern part of the Kühlenberg | Upper Würmtal north of Hildrizhausen including the valley basin around Mauren between Holzgerlingen and Ehningen | Ratberg with neighborhood | Renningen | Schmalbachtal northwest of Tailfingen | Schönbuch | Schönbuchrand south of Altdorf and Hildrizhausen as well as the area on the Schönbuchrand between Egertenhau and Schaichhof | Schönbuchrand under the Rohrau heads | Schönbuchrand from the administrative district border in the SE of the district to the “Horn” district and the district of giltstein | Schönbuchrand from Schaichhof to Dettenhausen with Schaich-, Ramsbachtal and Österhalde | Schönbuchrand between Herrenberg and Bundesstrasse 14 with Herrenberger Schloßberg | Pig pit | Sindelfingen | Waldenbuch / Steinenbronn | Forest meadow north of the winter heap | Forest meadows in the dress Weihdorf | Weissach | Würmtal with Schwippetal, Venusberg with surroundings, part of the Irmtal | Würmtal between Aidlingen and Ehningen with adjacent terrain