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Latumer Bruch
Nature's haven in Krefeld's southeastern corner.
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Known locally as Lohbruch, Latumer Bruch is Krefeld's second-largest nature reserve, established in 1982. This swamp forest and wetland area offers a serene escape, with its rich biodiversity providing a vital habitat for various plant and animal species. Its lush vegetation and waterlogged terrains create a unique ecosystem that captivates nature enthusiasts.
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The nature reserve was founded in 1982.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1982
Guided Story
You're in for a treat standing here in one of Krefeld's hidden gems. Latumer Bruch, established in 1982, is a vibrant swamp forest that proudly stands as the city's second-largest nature reserve. Its lush vegetation and waterlogged areas create a sanctuary for diverse plant and animal life. Look closely, and you might catch a glimpse of the elusive creatures that call this place home. Enjoy the peace and natural wonders that this unique ecosystem offers.
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