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The lowest mark on the storm surge post on Hallig Oland indicates normal flooding.
The lowest mark on the storm surge post on Hallig Oland indicates the water level during normal flooding.
Flooding is a characteristic feature of a Hallig and occurs more frequently in autumn and winter.
During strong westerly winds and spring tides, the grassland of a Hallig is flooded.
This event can occur with varying frequency on a Hallig.
Hallig Nordstrandischmoor experiences flooding about 30 times a year, while Hamburger Hallig experiences flooding about 60 times.
The people living on the Hallig islands are protected in their houses on the mound.

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Location: Langeneß, North Frisia, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

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