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On the Gommersheim Ganerb, there is a cultural monument unique to our region: a draw well, a type commonly found in Eastern Europe. The well, with its unusual lifting mechanism, formerly called the "cow well" in Gommersheim, is very old; the year 1574 is carved into the sandstone trough. For centuries, the well served primarily as a watering hole when the Gommersheim residents grazed their cattle on the Ganerb, about three kilometers from the village. When arable land and meadows were established here in the 19th century, farmers could water their draft animals at the well and probably also quench their own thirst.

The straightening of the Rhine by the Baden engineer Tulla shortened the shipping route between Basel and Worms by 81 km and better protected the region from flooding. However, this shifted the flood risk downstream of the Rhine and affected biodiversity.

one can only guess what was there - more information at: https://www.atomwaffea-z.info/glossar/term/hassloch-geinsheim today cows graze peacefully

Once upon a time there was a missile launch base with American NIKE missiles. Today it is a nature reserve

Interesting natural monument: The Westheim bog oak dates back to the Neolithic Age and is estimated to be 3,000 to 5,000 years old.

Wonderful hiking area. Magnificent nature and after heavy rain some paths are very slippery or impassable due to flooding.

Yes, here you can see one or two storks as well as bird lovers.

A lot of storks nest here. You can also see their offspring