Witzenhausen – Hedemündener Werratal
The Witzenhausen-Hedemündener Werra Valley is the northernmost part of the Lower Werra Valley within the Lower Werrabergland natural area in the Werra-Meißner district and in the district of Göttingen in the border area of Hesse and Lower Saxony ( Germany ).
Geographical location
The section of the Witzenhausen-Hedemündener Werra Valley begins above Witzenhausen and ends northwest of Hedemünden , a district of Hann. Münden , where the Werra and Fulda merge to form the Weser . The length of the valley is approximately 13 kilometers in a north-west-south-east direction.
Natural allocation
The Witzenhausen-Hedemündener Werratal is assigned as follows according to the Kassel sheet :
- (to 35 East Hessian mountains )
- (to 358 Lower Werrabergland )
- 358.4 Witzenhausen-Hedemündener Werra Valley
- (to 358 Lower Werrabergland )
nature
The Witzenhausen-Hedmündener Werra Valley encompasses the flat valleys of the Werra and is bordered by the following, mostly wooded elevations and ridges:
- Dransfeld plateaus (large head: 385 m) in the north
- Sand forest (Kobelsberg: 378 m) in the northeast
- Neuseesen-Werleshäuser heights ( level : approx. 320 m) in the east
- Soodener Bergland (Sulzberg: 299 m) in the extreme southeast
- Hinterer Kaufunger Wald (Rodeberg: 340 m) and the plateau of the Kaufunger Wald (Burned Head: 380 m) in the southwest
Attractions
- Old town of Witzenhausen with the ethnological museum and greenhouse for tropical crops
- Castle in Ermschwerd
- Ziegenhagen adventure park
Individual evidence
- ↑ Hans-Jürgen Klink: Geographical land survey: The natural space units on sheet 112 Kassel - Federal Institute for Regional Studies, Bad Godesberg 1969 → online map