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Very spacious grounds, highly recommended for events

Nice place to take a break.

Note: This is not a small river, but the pond of Jröne Meerke Park!

Already a very extensive area

Great tip... easy to drive... highly recommended... free parking nearby... very nice area...

THE BÖHLER AREA IS NOT A STANDARD INDUSTRIAL PARK

Eastern foothills of the Jröne Meerke on the Neusser Weyhe. The Jröne Meerke (Rhenish, High German literally Green Meerchen) is a pond (small lake, Rhenish sea) with a surrounding park in the Neuss city forest in the northwest of the city. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jr%C3%B6ne_Meerke

The Jröne Meerke (Rhenish, High German literally Green Sea) is a pond (small lake, Rhenish sea) with a surrounding park in the Neuss city forest in the northwest of the city. The lake was created as a quarry pond for the extraction of sand and gravel as building materials. After the dismantling was completed, the excavation hole with its bank areas and the surrounding area was designed to be more natural in the 1970s and converted into a public green area. use The Jröne Meerke is part of a green belt through Neuss, which extends along the North Canal from the Rheinpark via the rose garden, the city garden, the city forest and other, partly public, partly private green areas to the northern city limits of Neuss. In Kaarst, the green strip continues with the Kaarster Lake and stretches over the Vorster Forest and the Pferdesbroich nature reserve to the eastern Niersaue. The Jröne Meerke, in conjunction with adjacent natural areas, is an important Neuss local recreation area. The recreational facility is popular with joggers, walkers, as a resting place and for other leisure activities. There is a small beach on the lake, a lawn, a playground, a barbecue area and other facilities. The lake is known for its large geese population, which has become a nuisance since 2012. The number of resident geese more than doubled between 2009 and 2012 from around 80 originally. Snow geese, gray geese, Canada geese, white-fronted geese and other species of geese can be found at the lake. There are also swans and other ducks and water birds. During the migration, more than 200 wild geese also rest at the Jröne Meerke. The snow goose population of around 120 geese is the only one in Western Europe and is descended from escaped breeding animals. The masses of bird droppings cause hygiene problems. The feces could cause excessive eutrophication of the water and thereby an algae plague. Germs such as salmonella and coliform bacteria can be transmitted to park visitors. A children's playground was closed due to the risk of infection. During 2015, a package of measures was planned to improve water quality and reduce the goose population. Source and link to the full article: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jr%C3%B6ne_Meerke