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The name Halverde is composed of the syllables hal (moor, swamp) and verde (vorde = ford), meaning "moor ford." The Halverde Moor is a remnant wetland of this former moor. The first documented reference dates back to 1150, when a farm in Halverde (Halfart) was donated by Count Henry I of Tecklenburg to the Bishop of Osnabrück. An entry in the Corvey Revenue Register from the 12th century is the first documented evidence of the town of Halverde. This is a deed of land gift from the noble Wigbold of Horstmar to Bishop Arnold of Osnabrück, which can be dated to 1189. According to this document, Halverde's property was to be transferred for the new monastery to be built in Recke. Over the course of history, the territorial rulers and sovereignty changed, and with it, religious affiliation. The first independent church services are said to have taken place in 1784 on a farmer's hall.[2]

Idyllic place - usually in absolute peace

For information about the Lingen Mühlenbach, see https://www.nlwkn.niedersachsen.de/ffh-gebiete/ffh-gebiet-306-lingener-muhlenbach-und-nebenbach-198635.html

To the east of the Great Holy Sea is the Small Holy Sea, which is privately owned but also protected. To the southwest are the sinkhole lake and the Heideweiher pond. The sinkhole lake was formed on April 14, 1913, during the last major sinkhole in the protected area.

Great nature, calming area.

Beautiful lake. Unfortunately, the lake is fenced off.

fascinating

The 27 meter long megalithic tomb near Thuine.