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Gießen District

Ohm Confluence at Cölber Eck

Natural Monuments

Gießen District

Ohm Confluence at Cölber Eck

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Ohm Confluence at Cölber Eck

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Location: Cölbe, Marburg-Biedenkopf, Gießen District, Hesse, Germany

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1. Hainmühle – Ohm before Anzefahr loop from Marburg (Lahn)

40.3km

02:18

90m

Intermediate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

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2. Ohm before Anzefahr – Hainmühle loop from Ernsthausen

43.0km

02:32

140m

Intermediate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

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3. Hainmühle – Ohm before Anzefahr loop from Sterzhausen

30.8km

01:46

100m

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

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Jesko

March 5, 2021

The Ohm has its source in the Hohen Vogelsberg and almost 60 kilometers later it meets the still young Lahn here at the Cölber Eck. Not only two rivers, but also completely different landscapes such as Burgwald, Amöneburg Basin and Marburg Lahntal meet here. Around the turn of the millennium, far-reaching redesigns were carried out as renaturation measures in the estuary area. Today, the Cölber Eck is a popular habitat for various bird species such as the little ringed plover.

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Michel ✔

June 1, 2020

The Cölber Eck is a special landscape.
Not only do so diverse rivers like Lahn, Wetschaft, Ohm and Red Water come together, but also four completely different natural areas: the upper Lahn Valley, the Marburg Lahn Valley, the Burgwald and the Amöneburg Basin. But even in the distant past, when our landscape was still in the making, the Cölber Eck had a special meaning. Here the Lahn did not initially bend to the south as we know it today, but continued to flow northeast, around Kirchhain and then together with the prehistoric Ohm through the Ebsdorfer Grund. That was about 5 million years ago. Only later did the Lahn find its way south with a breakthrough on Eibenhardt, the Ohm followed.

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Michel ✔

June 15, 2020

Here you can chill out on the shore.

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Location: Cölbe, Marburg-Biedenkopf, Gießen District, Hesse, Germany

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Ohm Confluence at Cölber Eck

1. Hainmühle – Ohm before Anzefahr loop from Marburg (Lahn)

2. Ohm before Anzefahr – Hainmühle loop from Ernsthausen

3. Hainmühle – Ohm before Anzefahr loop from Sterzhausen

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