Strip corridor
A certain shape of the corridor is called a strip corridor . The plot has an aspect ratio of over 1: 2.5. But ratios of 1:50 or even greater are not uncommon. The individual strips can be several kilometers long.
A distinction is made between:
- Long strip corridor (length> approx. 250 meters)
- Short strip corridor (length <approx. 250 meters)
- Narrow strip corridor (width between approx. 6 meters and approx. 40 meters)
- Wide strip corridor, e.g. B. Hoof floor (width> 60 meters)
Striped corridors in their appearance are typical consequences of the right to erect and the real estate division and are therefore rarely encountered nowadays due to the land consolidation that is usually carried out . The hallway shape can be described as historical and is a typical hallway shape of the High Middle Ages . The Long Rhön with Unterweißbrunn striped corridor is considered to be an excellently preserved and nationwide significant example of a high medieval striped corridor.
Web links
- Alfred Wolf: Striped field with blooming rape, Lower Austria, 1996 Photography, Austria-Forum: Flurformen , April 26, 2015
- Flur und Gemarkung, Flurformen Umweltspione.de, accessed on March 25, 2016
Individual evidence
- ^ Stripe Flur Lexicon of Geography, Spectrum Academic Publishing House, Heidelberg 2001
- ↑ Dieter Manhart, Ernst Wandaller: strip corridors and step borders. An overlooked cultural and natural heritage of international importance Nature Conservation bunt 3 2006, p. 5
- ↑ Bavarian State Office for the Environment : Significant cultural landscapes in the cultural landscape unit: Rhön 2012