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Wupperinsel
Nature sanctuary by the Wupper's side arm
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Wupper Island is a 5.38-hectare river island in Leverkusen, designated as a nature reserve since 1987. Formed by the left side arm of the Wupper River, it provides a serene environment for nature enthusiasts. Its pristine landscape makes it a unique spot in the area.
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The Wupper Island was designated a nature reserve in 1987.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1987
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Guided Story
Imagine standing on an island in the middle of the river, surrounded by untouched nature. That's what Wupper Island offers, a unique nature reserve since 1987. Spanning 5.38 hectares, it is shaped by the left arm of the Wupper River. This serene oasis provides a haven for nature enthusiasts, preserving the region's biodiversity. Can you feel the tranquility emanating from this landscape? It is a valuable part of Leverkusen's natural environment, seamlessly blending into its surroundings. Look to the north, and you might glimpse the flowing Wupper, while to the southwest, the historic Reuschenberger Mill awaits your discovery.
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