Holzberg

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Holzberg at City Oldendorf

View from the north on the wooden mountain ridge

The Holzberg is a smaller area, to 444.5 m above sea level. NN high mountain range in the southern Lower Saxony ( Germany ).

Geography

The forested ridge Holzberg is located in the district of Minden wood at the interface of Leinebergland the east and Weser Uplands in the west. It is located northeast of the Solling between city Oldendorf and Homburg forest in the north, the Elfas in the Northeast, the Office mountains in the east, from which it is separated only by the small valley of the pond brook, and warble in the southeast.

In the ridge Holzberg, whose eastern part is called Denkiehäuser forest, spring from several streams that will sooner or later to inflows of lead and Weser. Its northern reaches are dewatered by the hiesig springing and flowing northwest Lenne ( an eastern tributary of the Weser), the east of the pond creek ( northern tributary of the Spüligbachs ), the southern from running to the east the upper reaches of Spüligbachs ( north- western tributary of Ilme ) and the west from Eberbach ( southwestern source stream of the forest of Bach ).

Surveys

Some of the elevations of the ridge Holzberg - sorted by height in meters ( m) above mean sea level ( MSL ):

• Holzberg ( 444.5 m), at the southern slopes of the Rocky Mountain wood
• Unnamed elevation ( 441.3 m), south of the (Western) " cliffs "
• Unnamed elevation ( 436.0 m), south of the (Western) " cliffs "
• Unnamed elevation ( 405.4 m), in the central part of the Wood Mountain
• Unnamed elevation ( 397.0 m), northeast of the (Western) " cliffs "

Watercourses

Among the rivers in and around the ridge Holzberg include:

• Eberbach ( southwestern source stream of the forest of Bach )
• Lenne (eastern tributary of the Weser; originates on wood mountain northern edge )
• Spüligbach ( north- western tributary of Ilme; rises on the southern edge of Wood Mountain )
• Teichbach ( northern tributary of the Spüligbachs )

Towns

Villages on the ridge Holzberg are:

• Dassel - in the southeast
• Deensen - in the West
• Braak - in the southwest
• Heinade - in the south
• Linne Kamp - in the northeast
• Oldendorf city - to the north
• Wangelnstedt - in the northeast

Conservation

The Holzberg has been partially reported as Habitat Reserve to protect the -find here biotopes as rough pasture, fen or beech forest on limestone are habitat for endangered animal and plant species such as the narrow-mouthed whorl snail Schuppenfrüchtige Yellow Sedge or Broad-leaved cotton grass.

The north western suburbs of wood mountain habitat for legitimate bird species such as Grey-headed Woodpecker, Red Kite or Eagle Owl. It is the EU Birds Directive.

Attractions

Among the attractions of the ridge mountain wood next to the forest landscape include ( interesting flora on limestone soil) the " cliffs ", which are located east of Braak (part of Deensen ) and steep drop to this location.