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Firnhaberauheide

Nature reserve and biotope network in Augsburg's north

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Located in northern Augsburg, the Firnhaberauheide is a 15-hectare nature reserve known for its open grasslands, hedgerows, and tree islands. Established on May 10, 1994, it is a key component of the Lech Valley biotope network. The Stuttgart–Munich motorway divides the area into a southern and a smaller northern part.

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The Firnhaberauheide was established on May 10, 1994.

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Founded: 1994

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You're standing in the Firnhaberauheide, a 15-hectare nature reserve known for its open grasslands, hedgerows, and tree islands. Since its establishment on May 10, 1994, it has played a crucial role in the Lech Valley biotope network. The Stuttgart–Munich motorway divides the area, creating a southern and a smaller northern section for you to explore. If you look north, you might spot the Schuttberg, about 790 meters away. This area not only provides a habitat for a variety of species but also acts as an important ecological stepping stone along the Lech River.