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In Kevelaer, there was an underground brine spring on the Hüls meadow. The mineral was discovered in the early 1990s on the Hüls by Dr. Josef Klostermann. The geologist, known far beyond the Lower Rhine region (discoverer of the Kervenheimer Wal), was commissioned by the Kevelaer municipal utilities to drill the well. The spring was developed starting in 1994, and the drilling depth was 553.5 m. The brine temperature is 27.3 °C. On December 17, 1996, the city was granted a permit by the North Rhine-Westphalia Mining Authority to extract the mineral "brine" within the "Kevelaer" permit area. On July 4, 2024, the Düsseldorf District Government officially recognized the pilgrimage town of Kevelaer as a spa resort. This is accompanied by a valid manufacturing permit under Section 13 of the German Medicines Act. ``` Source: https://kevelaer-marketing.de/solegarten-st-jakob/historie/

One of my personal power places. When I still had my sales area here, I regularly spent my breaks here - with a short walk. I hope that I can enjoy my Sunday round here more often in the future.

You will find a beautiful piece of nature here, nice and quiet for a walk and a break at the water's edge.

A part of Kevelaer's history. R.I.P.

Vending machine and sales van always open, card payment possible

You can see a side stream of the land here. A small stream

Beautiful nature reserve with trees and streams and many animals.

A beautiful piece of nature with lots of water