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Lüneburg

Soderstorf

Schwindequelle (Schwindebach Spring)

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Schwindequelle (Schwindebach Spring)

Schwindequelle (Schwindebach Spring)

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    1. Schwindebecker Heath – Schwindequelle loop from Neu Borstel

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    May 19, 2020

    Finally a source from which the water actually springs out

    The Schwinde spring in the heath village Schwindebeck is a very inspiring sight. It has been under nature protection since 1936 and is the second largest source in all of Lower Saxony. You can watch the well-accessible spring wonderfully as it constantly pushes new water from below out of the sandy bottom and whirls up real fountains of sand. The reddish yellow discoloration comes from the iron content.

    The spring water has a constant temperature of approx. 9 degrees Celsius and does not freeze even in winter. This is particularly important for the local animal world, which also has reliable water access in winter.

    The source of dwindling can be visited at any time, parking spaces are available. You can of course also hike on foot or include it as a stopover in a bike tour.


    soderstorf-online.de/die-schwindequelle

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      December 19, 2016

      A natural wonder of the Lüneburg Heath Nature Park is the source of shrinkage.

      At 60 liters per second, the source is the second water-richest source in Lower Saxony after the Rhume source in the Harz region.



      On an easily accessible spring pot you can see wonderfully how the water pushes out of the sandy bottom from below and whirls up real sand fountains and deposits reddish iron oxides as well as turquoise-colored manganese oxides.



      The spring water has a constant temperature of approx. 9 degrees Celsius and never freezes, even in winter. This is particularly important for the local animal world, which also has reliable water access in winter.



      The source feeds the Schwindebach and it flows into the Luhe at Sodersdorf-Schwindebek.



      The source of shrinkage has been protected since 1936.





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      lueneburger-heide.de/natur/sehenswuerdigkeit/8298/soderstorf-schwindequelle.html

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        March 12, 2017

        At 60 liters per second, the source is the second water-richest source in Lower Saxony after the Rhume source in the Harz region.

        On an easily accessible spring pot you can see wonderfully how the water pushes out of the sandy bottom from below and whirls up real sand fountains and deposits reddish iron oxides as well as turquoise-colored manganese oxides.

        The spring water has a constant temperature of approx. 9 degrees Celsius and never freezes, even in winter. This is particularly important for the local animal world, which also has reliable water access in winter.

        The source of shrinkage has been protected since 1936.

        Translated by Google •

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