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Rodenbeker Quellental

Glacial river landscape in the heart of Hamburg

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Rodenbeker Quellental is an 84-hectare nature reserve in northeastern Hamburg, shaped by a glacial meltwater river system. The gentle elevations of the ground moraines and the landscape's height of 15 to 20 meters above sea level give it a unique character.

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The nature reserve was founded on January 25, 1977.

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Founded: January 25, 1977

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You're standing in the Rodenbeker Quellental, an impressive nature reserve covering 84 hectares. This captivating landscape was shaped by glacial meltwater, featuring gentle elevations of ground moraines. Look around you; the elevation here ranges from 15 to 20 meters above sea level, giving the area its unique character. This site was designated a nature reserve in 1977 to preserve its distinctive geological features. If you look to the northeast, you might catch a glimpse of the Matthias-Claudius-Kirche, located about 763 meters away. Enjoy this special piece of nature in northeastern Hamburg.