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かつては泥炭の積み替えと輸送の港。

Eating in the Hafenkis

The Sauteler Canal, also known as Sauteler Tief, is a drainage canal built between 1967 and 1989 in the southwest of East Frisia.

Timmel is a district of the municipality of Großefehn and is located on a geest island amidst vast lowlands and raised bogs. Until the 19th century, the village was largely cut off from its surroundings, especially in winter.

The bascule bridge in Westgroßefehn is a landmark on the Fehntjer Tief, of interest to cyclists and pedestrians. It is part of the German Fehn Route and characterizes the townscape of Westgroßefehn.

Westgroßefehn is a district of the municipality of Großefehn and the nucleus of the village of Großefehn, which today consists of Westgroßefehn, Mittegroßefehn and Ostgroßefehn.

Großefehn Canal Built in 1633 by Emden, this approximately 10 km long moor canal connects to the Fehntjer Tief near Westgroßefehn and has four locks, of which the entrance lock from 1786 was restored in the 1990s. From 1921 to 1934, it was connected to the Nordgeorgsfehn Canal (and the Ems-Jade Canal) via the Großefehnanschlusskanal (Grossfehn Connection Canal) to form the Ringkanal (Ring Canal).

Cyclists have to be careful, sometimes there are really nasty bumps.