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Hannekenfähr a nice place to stay

Hanekenfähr is always worth a visit. The old lock is worth seeing. Or you can simply sit at the weir.

An excavator scoops sand out of the bed of the Dortmund-Ems Canal.

Hanekenfähr (older spellings also Hanneken- or Haneckenfähr) is an area on the Ems River between Lingen (Schepsdorf and Darme) and Emsbüren (Elbergen) in the Emsland district. The Ems weir in Hanekenfähr, also called "Waterfall" Until the 19th century, a ferry crossed the Ems at this point. The Ems and the Dortmund-Ems Canal (DEK) merge two kilometers earlier, behind the Gleesen Lock, thus forming the first common course of the Dortmund-Ems Canal and the navigable Ems River up to the Ems weir in Hanekenfähr. Today, Hanekenfähr is important as a hub in the Ems waterway network and as a local recreation area. The Ems River forms the municipal border between Emsbüren and Lingen. An industrial area also lies adjacent, which reduces the quality of the local recreation area due to noise emissions.

Hanekenfähr (older spellings also Hanneken- or Haneckenfähr) is an area on the Ems between Lingen (Schepsdorf and Darme) and Emsbüren (Elbergen) in the Emsland district. The Emswehr in Hanekenfähr, also called the “waterfall”. Until the 19th century, a ferry crossed the Ems at this point. The Ems and the Dortmund-Ems Canal (DEK) unite two kilometers earlier behind the Gleesen lock, forming the first common course of the Dortmund-Ems Canal and the navigable Ems to the Ems weir in Hanekenfähr. Today Hanekenfähr is important as a junction in the Ems waterway network and as a recreational area. The Ems forms the municipal border between Emsbüren and Lingen. There is also an industrial area adjacent, which reduces the quality of the local recreation area due to noise emissions.

Great stretch on the Ems with a view of one or two boats. You can also refresh yourself here and learn a lot at the training station

Nice view over the Ems

There is always something to see here