Rotacker

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Rotacker
Coordinates: 51 ° 40 ′ 32 ″  N , 10 ° 50 ′ 5 ″  E
Height : approx. 490 m above sea level NN
Incorporated into: Hasselfelde
Postal code : 38899
Area code : 039459
Blauvogel holiday village in Rotacker
Blauvogel holiday village in Rotacker

Rotacker is part of the town of Hasselfelde in the town of Oberharz am Brocken in the Harz district in Saxony-Anhalt . The Blauvogel holiday village forms a large part of the location.

geography

Rotacker is located in the western Lower Harz . To the south of the place begins an extensive, closed and very sparsely populated forest area that extends into northern Thuringia, while in the north there is an agricultural plateau on which the places Trautenstein , Hasselfelde and Stiege are located. The Sellegraben flows through Rotacker , a right tributary of the Hassel , which arises about 600 meters south of the village from a larger headwaters at over 530 meters.

The following places are in the vicinity of Rotacker:

  • Rübeland in the north
  • Hasselfelde in the northeast
  • Allrode in the east
  • Stairs in the east-southeast

Economy and Infrastructure

The place is shaped by tourism. The Blauvogel holiday village in the southwest, known as a nature adventure village, consists of over 30 wooden semi-detached houses. There is also a hotel and several restaurants in the village. To the east of the main road are the Hoyerteich, which is used by a fishing club, and to the north of it is a swimming lake with a playground on the bank. This is followed by the Quastberg settlement in the northeast with around 50 houses. Another residential area, also with around 50 single-family houses in the southwest, adjoins the nature adventure village to the east. In the southeast, just a few hundred meters away, there is also a sports field surrounded by forest.

Transport links

Rotacker is located on federal highway 81 , which connects Hasselfelde less than two kilometers away with Ilfeld and Netzkater in Thuringia in the south-southwest.

history

The Blauvogel holiday village was founded in the 1990s after the reunification of Germany.

Hoyerteich and Waldseebad

The Hoyerteich was artificially dammed in 1913. It was named after the mayor of Hasselfelde at the time, who was responsible for its creation. The water was used for drinking water production, flood protection and supplying the forest lake resort. After increasing siltation, the pond was renatured in the 1990s, so that today it has an area of ​​around one hectare and a maximum depth of four meters.

The neighboring Waldseebad reaches almost the same size as the Hoyerteich. Both bodies of water are fed by the Sellegraben.

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