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December 11, 2021
Hiking
When the second Marcellus flood - better known as "de grote Manndränke" - flooded half of northern Germany on January 15, 1362, the dike also broke in Tatenberg, at number 37 today. Huge masses of water created a deepening behind the dike, the so-called Wulfsbrack.
•August 11, 2020
Hiking
On land, a road meanders along the Tatenberger Deich, lined with tall grass in summer. At the level of the former Tatenberg train station, day trippers like to cycle along the railway cycle path towards Ochsenwerder. The former route of the Hamburg Marschbahn, which connected Billwerder-Moorfleet and Geesthacht between 1928 and 1952, has become an attractive cycle path along narrow branch canals.
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