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Ehemaliges Gipsabbaugebiet
A testament to Bielefeld's natural and historical heritage
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Bielefeld: First Steps10 pts
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The former gypsum mining area in Bielefeld was established as a nature reserve in 1991. It offers a unique blend of natural beauty and insight into the area's industrial past. Visitors can explore the landscape that has evolved since mining ceased.
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The nature reserve was established in 1991.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1991
Guided Story
You're standing in a place that was transformed into a nature reserve in 1991. This area, once a bustling gypsum mining site, now showcases how nature can reclaim land. As you walk through, you'll notice the industrial past subtly embedded in the landscape. The lush vegetation has taken over, creating a haven for wildlife. It's intriguing to see how the area has evolved since the mining stopped. Take a moment to appreciate how history and nature intertwine here.
Location
Nearby

Bismarckturm Bielefeld
1.5 km away

Quellen und Bäche im Karstareal
1.4 km away

Östlicher Teutoburger Wald (Südost)
1.9 km away

St. Bonifatius-Kirche
1.7 km away

Lutherkirche Sieker
2.4 km away

Freie Evangelische Gemeinde Bielefeld
1.3 km away

Japanischer Garten
2.7 km away

Auf dem Kort
2.7 km away
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