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Elisabethfehnkanal – Johanniter-Kapelle Bokelesch Runde von Barßel-Hafen

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Elisabethfehnkanal – Johanniter-Kapelle Bokelesch Runde von Barßel-Hafen

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September 26, 2021

Elisabethfehnkanal – Johanniter-Kapelle Bokelesch Runde von Barßel-Hafen

Moderate

01:26

24.3km

16.9km/h

30m

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Moderate bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride.

Includes a movable bridge

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After 4.95 km for 33 m

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1.09 km

Elisabethfehn Three Bridges

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The Elisabethfehnkanal was first dug by hand from 1855 as a Hunte-Ems canal, later with machinery. In 1894 the canal was opened. In Elisabethfehn-Dreibrücken, the canal meets the Tafelbrett Graben - the canals are spanned by three bridges.

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1.98 km

Elisabethfehn Canal

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The Elisabethfehn Canal connects the Ems with the Hunte from Oldenburg via the Leda. The canal is an inland waterway and there are a number of pleasure boats sailing along …

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4.09 km

Elisabethfehn Canal Bridge at Fischerkrug

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Thanks to the "citizens' initiative", the Osterhausen lock was renovated. The E-Fehn remains navigable 🚤🛥. 😊

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4.94 km

Drawbridge on the Sagter Ems

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There is a restaurant with a beer garden facing the Sagter Ems (Leda) directly on the bridge, which was revised in 2022 and has a sufficiently wide cycle lane. A …

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5.71 km

Johanniter Chapel, Bokelesch

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Very unhappily advertised on the street by absolutely inadequate advertising boards, there is a real treasure of East Frisian monastery and church history here. In the information building next to …

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