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Dunger See (Nordwest 1)
Nature Reserve Gem in Werderland
Counts toward these achievements:
Bremen: First Steps10 pts
Bremen: Explorer25 pts
Bremen: Insider50 pts
Dunger See, located in Bremen's Burglesum district, was created between 1977 and 1979 from sand extraction. The surrounding area is a nature reserve, offering a glimpse into local plant and wildlife. Initially intended for a cemetery, it has become a protected natural haven.
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Did you know?
The lake was a byproduct of an unfinished cemetery project.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- July 18, 1990
Guided Story
You're standing at a place with an intriguing history. The Dunger See was created between 1977 and 1979 from sand extraction, originally intended for a cemetery. Now, it serves as a protected nature reserve. As you look around, you'll notice the rich diversity of plants and wildlife that call this area home. The tranquil waters attract various bird species, so keep an eye out for them. This natural haven offers a peaceful escape from the city, inviting you to soak in the serenity and the sounds of nature.
Location
Nearby
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