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Ölgangsinsel
Nature reserve by the Rhine's edge
Counts toward these achievements:
Neuss: First Steps10 pts
Neuss: Explorer25 pts
Neuss: Insider50 pts
Located between Düsseldorf-Heerdt and the Neuss harbor, the Ölgangsinsel is a captivating peninsula established as a nature reserve in 1977. It is frequently flooded during high water levels, creating a unique habitat for various species. Its untouched nature provides a serene escape.
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The Ölgangsinsel was established in 1977.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1977
Guided Story
Imagine standing on a pristine peninsula, designated as a nature reserve since 1977. The Ölgangsinsel is nestled between Düsseldorf-Heerdt and the Neuss harbor, firmly connected to the left bank of the Rhine. When the river swells, much of the island gets flooded, creating a distinctive environment. This regular flooding provides a unique habitat for a variety of species, offering you a glimpse into a thriving natural ecosystem. Uninhabited and serene, the island is a peaceful retreat amidst the urban landscape. Enjoy the tranquility and the rich diversity of nature that thrives here.
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Location
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