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Bertenauer Kopf und Telegraphenhügel is a nature reserve in Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany. Established in 1939, it features the 352m high Bertenauer Kopf and the historically named Telegraphenhügel.
Bertenauer Kopf und Telegraphenhügel is a significant nature reserve located in Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany. Established in 1939, this protected area preserves a diverse natural landscape characterized by its distinctive elevations. Dominating the site is the Bertenauer Kopf, rising to 352 meters, offering a prominent feature within the terrain. Nearby, the historically named Telegraphenhügel adds another point of interest, hinting at past land use or historical communication routes. The area is situated adjacent to the Wied river, contributing to the regional ecological context. Its long-standing protected status underscores its importance for biodiversity and landscape conservation within the Neuwied district.
Location | Germany - Rheinland-Pfalz - Neuwied |
Area | 32.04ha |
Year of foundation | 1986 |
IUCN Category | IV |
DtP ID | 57f349b2-30ca-46f2-99b3-ae1993a363cd |
Name and division |
Rheinland-Pfalz
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Website | https://naturschutz.rlp.de/ |
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[It is prohibited] to photograph or film wild animals in their nests or resting areas, to make audio recordings there, or to disturb the breeding process or the rearing of young in any other way.