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Panoramic view of the Kesselberg
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Panoramic view of the Kesselberg
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Panoramic view of the Kesselberg
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February 6, 2021
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The Kesselberg (75m) is part of a continuous hill range that includes the Lemingsberg, the Begijnenbos and the Chartreuzenbos. There is an orientation table at the edge of the open …
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April 25, 2024
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The Kesselberg is a residual hill with traces of human presence from the Paleolithic and remains of ramparts from a high settlement from the Middle Iron Age.
Together with the Keizersberg in Leuven, the Schoolbergen and the Lemingsberg in Kessel-Lo, it is part of a continuous row of Diestian hills, which is typical for the Hageland. The Kesselberg is largely located on the territory of Kessel-Lo, but extends to the territory of Holsbeek in the north. Three other parallel ridges extend between the Kesselberg and the Demer: the Wijngaardberg in Wezemaal, the Middelberg and the Rotselarenberg in Rotselaar.
Together with the Keizersberg in Leuven, the Schoolbergen and the Lemingsberg in Kessel-Lo, it is part of a continuous row of Diestian hills, which is typical for the Hageland. The Kesselberg is largely located on the territory of Kessel-Lo, but extends to the territory of Holsbeek in the north. Three other parallel ridges extend between the Kesselberg and the Demer: the Wijngaardberg in Wezemaal, the Middelberg and the Rotselarenberg in Rotselaar.
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