Krempe Marsh

The Krempermarsch or Krempermarsch is one of four Holstein Elbmarschen, lying northeast of the Elbe River between its tributaries Krückau and sturgeon and the Geestrand. Main place of Krempermarsch is the city brim; flows through it is from the Krempau.

The Krempermarsch is part of the district of Steinburg, in Schleswig- Holstein. Now part of the Krempermarsch is the official Krempermarsch.

The development of the Krempermarsch was made possible as in the Wilstermarsch by -arrived in the 12th century Dutch settlers. In the south of Krempermarsch the Dutch were at that time an almost closed settlement area. The region is predominantly used for agriculture even today, the most important branch is the livestock; also are canola and cereal crops of importance.

The most important town is lucky city. There are also industry and a ferry across the Elbe after wiping harbor.