Tettnang Forest with Hochwacht, Krüntenbühl, Reichenbühl, Argenhardter Kopf, Schoos and the steep edge of the Argental on the Schwandenbogen
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Landscape protection area
"Tettnang Forest with Hochwacht, Krüntenbühl, Reichenbühl, Argenhardter Kopf, Schoos and the steep edge of the Argental on the Schwandenbogen" |
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| location | Tettnang , Lake Constance district , Baden-Württemberg , Germany | |
| surface | 701 ha | |
| Identifier | 4.35.021 | |
| WDPA ID | 325145 | |
| Geographical location | 47 ° 39 ' N , 9 ° 35' E | |
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| Sea level | from 430 m to 549.4 m ( ø 490 m) | |
| Setup date | September 19, 1954 | |
| administration | District Office Bodenseekreis | |
The area of Tettnang Forest with Hochwacht, Krüntenbühl, Reichenbühl, Argenhardter Kopf, Schoos and the steep edge of the Argental on the Schwandenbogen is a landscape protection area in the north that was designated by the Tettnang District Office as a lower nature conservation authority by ordinance of 19 September 1954 (LSG number 4.35.021) the Baden-Württemberg community of Langenargen and south of the city of Tettnang in the Lake Constance district in Germany .
location
The approximately 701 hectares (ha) large conservation area in the range of the Tettnanger forest belongs nature spatially to Constance pool and located at heights between about 430 and 549.4 m above sea level. NN in the "Argenhardter Kapf". It extends between the districts of Reutenen and Hagenbuchen in the north, which belong to Tettnang, the district road 7779 in the west, the municipal boundary to Kressbronn on Lake Constance and Langenargen with the landscape protection area Ice Age Rims of the Argental with Argenaue in the southeast and a narrow strip south of the federal highway 31 , to the west from Oberdorf , in the south. 39.93 percent (= 279.97 hectares) of the total area belong to the municipality of Langenargen, 56.83 percent (= 398.42 hectares) to Tettnang.
Protection purpose
The main protection purpose is the preservation of scenic points of geological importance for the history of the late glacial, such as the ice edge layers of the middle and upper Tettnang level.
The Tettnang geo-hiking trail leads to ten significant points . On the board at the first station, an overview map of the route is shown and the various uses of the Tettnang Forest are explained. Stations 6 to 10 will only be set up in the near future in the area of gravel mining.
See also
Web links
- Weblink of the State Institute for the Environment, Measurements and Nature Conservation Baden-Württemberg (LUBW)
- Profile of the protected area in the protected area directory of the LUBW
Individual evidence
- ^ Ordinance on the protection of parts of the landscape along the Argen in the communities of Langenargen and Tettnang (Schwäbische Zeitung, Tettnang and Friedrichshafen edition, dated December 29, 1954)
Altweiherwiese and Taldorfer Bach | Argenaue Reutenen | Lake Constance shore | Drumlin Biblis | Drumlin "Im Hasenbühl" and "Gegez" | Ice edge forms between Rebholz and Knellesberg | Ice Age rims of the Argental with Argenaue | End moraine cone Ebersberg with Mahlweiher | Terminal moraine "Height 585.1" between Gunzenweiler and Litzelmannshof | Terminal moraine wall and flat moor north of Rappertsweiler | Haldenberg | Heiligenberg | Hepbacher-Leimbacher Ried | Highest | Height 493.8 south of Tettnang near Schäferhof | Knellesberger moss | Lipbach Valley | Lippertsreuter area | Markdorfer Eisweiher | Salem Killenweiher | Sand pits or dredging pits north and west of the beer cellar | Lake district and hill country south of the Argen and Nonnenbachtal | Late Worm Ice Age terraces between Burnau, Prestenberg, Vorderreute, Buch and Krumbach | Steep edge and gravel field of the Argental south of the digester mill | Tettnang Forest with Hochwacht, Krüntenbühl, Reichenbühl, Argenhardter Kopf, Schoos and the steep edge of the Argental on the Schwandenbogen | Württemberg shore of Lake Constance - new version of the Friedrichhafen-West section | Württemberg shore of Lake Constance