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Kiesgrube bei Oberkirch
Nature's haven between B 49 and Moselle River
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Trier: First Steps10 pts
Trier: Explorer25 pts
Trier: Insider50 pts
The Kiesgrube bei Oberkirch, spanning 4.7 hectares in Trier's Zewen district, was designated a nature reserve in 1986. Nestled between the B 49 and the Moselle River, it provides a vital habitat for diverse flora and fauna.
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The nature reserve was established in 1986.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1986
Guided Story
You're standing in a unique slice of nature, protected since 1986. This is the Kiesgrube bei Oberkirch nature reserve, stretching across 4.7 hectares in the Zewen district. Look around—the area provides a vital habitat for diverse flora and fauna. To the north, you'll find the B 49 road, separating the reserve from the city, while the Moselle River flows to the south, creating a natural boundary. This setting, nestled between road and river, gives the Kiesgrube its distinctive ecological importance. It's a peaceful spot to explore and appreciate nature's wonders.
Location
Nearby
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