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View of Treßsee

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View of Treßsee

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View of Treßsee

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Location: Oeversee, Schleswig-Flensburg, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

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1. Sankelmarker See – Arnkiel Park Megalithic Tombs loop from Sankelmark

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2. Schmidt's meadow pond – View of Treßsee loop from Frörup

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3. Sand Dunes at Treßsee Nature Reserve – View of Treßsee loop from Mühlenbrück

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Dr. G.

February 24, 2024

Protection status
From Treßsee to Tüdal, the area along the Treene is part of the Upper Treenelandschaft nature conservation project, which is up to 20 km² in size. To the north of the lake is the Düne am Treßsee nature reserve.

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Lille and Me 🐾👣

March 9, 2019

The Bondenau and the Kielstau flow together in the approximately 5 hectare Lake Treß. From the outflow of the lake then the Treene, which opens at Friedrichstadt in the Eider. The lowland surrounding the lake is grazed all year by sheep and stable cattle, so that the landscape remains open and does not fade. North of the lake is an extensive inland dune area with interspersed ponds and bog pools. Here is the habitat of many rare insects such as dragonflies, wild bees, wasps, grasshoppers, grass snake and common viper. The 10 ha area was already protected in 1937. Also this NSG belongs to the approximately 20 km² large nature conservation project "Upper Treen landscape".
Originally the lake was much bigger once. The inhabitants of the village of Grosssolt once lived on the shores of this lake from fishing, as the lake has a rich fish population, u.a. Salmon, showed up. Influences from sewage and agriculture, which are registered by the Bondenau or Kielstau, have u.a. led to the lake becoming increasingly silted up. However, the increasing deposition of soil erosion sediments in the lake over the past centuries also contributed to the lake losing much of its water surface.

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Location: Oeversee, Schleswig-Flensburg, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

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View of Treßsee

1. Sankelmarker See – Arnkiel Park Megalithic Tombs loop from Sankelmark

2. Schmidt's meadow pond – View of Treßsee loop from Frörup

3. Sand Dunes at Treßsee Nature Reserve – View of Treßsee loop from Mühlenbrück

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