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🌊 Special features: At Tungeln, the river's course is regulated by the Tungeln weir. Historically, this is the point where the Hunte River was divided to protect the city of Oldenburg from flooding and to allow shipping.

The buffer stop of the former narrow-gauge railway is a monument and a popular attraction along the narrow-gauge railway hiking trail near Edewechterdamm.

The field railway operation and the industrial peat extraction of Klasmann-Deilmann at the Vehnemoor plant ended at the beginning of 2025.

Former railway lines or embankments in the moor often serve as cycle and hiking trails. Therefore, there are still cycle tours that bear the name "Peat Railway in the Vehnemoor".

The Hunte flows near Tungeln, a district of the municipality of Wardenburg, and can be used for canoeing and SUP tours, for example, on the scenic stretch between Wardenburg and Tungeln, which leads through a nature reserve. The river is known for its diverse landscapes, with sandbanks, forests, and embankments, and there are various entry points, such as the Hunte Bridge in Tungeln.

It is always beautiful on the Hunte

The Hunte River near Tungeln. View towards Oldenburg

With a scale, they weighed things🫣😁😎 The peat railways, also known as field railways, used special wagons designed for transporting peat. These wagons were often long and had a large wheelbase to ensure a high load-bearing capacity. The car bodies could be removable and were lifted from the chassis using chain lugs and then transferred, for example, with a crane. Double-flanged wheels were common because the tracks in the bog often couldn't be laid securely, and the wheels were designed to prevent derailment.