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The Wolfzahnau is a landscape protection area in the north of Augsburg. It covers 76 hectares.
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The Wolfzahnau is a 76-hectare landscape conservation area in the north of Augsburg, nestled between the Lech and Wertach rivers. The distinctive shape of the headland is reminiscent of a wolf's tooth, which likely contributed to its name. Agriculture was still practiced here until the 1990s, but since 1998, nature conservation has been the priority. Today, primeval-like alluvial forests, wetlands, and open pastures characterize the area, which serves as a habitat for numerous animal and plant species.
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