Lenne Mountains

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Overview map of the Lenne Mountains

With Lenne mountain is commonly the Homert at 656 m above sea level. NN high, left ( = east ) of the eponymous Lenne at Finnentrop - Rönkhausen situated part of the ebb - Homert threshold in the Sauerland Südsauerländer Bergland whose occupation of the western part is the 663 m with a maximum height slightly higher Ebbegebirge.

In synonymous importance of Mittelgebirgszug is also sometimes referred to as Homertrücken, the natural environment latter name, however, refers only to the lenne closer, larger part of the mountain, which would be to supplement the reaching to the Henne Northeast foothills Greven Steiner mountains.

Occasionally an even larger landscape will be adopted at Lenne mountains or Lenneberg country, such as the north-west and large parts of the Iserlohn height -containing and reaching to the long south-eastern flank until well into the Sauerland valleys Homert Nature Park.

Geography

Location

The Lenne Mountains are located in the Sauerland in the Mark Brandenburg district, in the district of Olpe and Hochsauerlandkreis. It includes east to north-east to the valley of the middle reaches of the river Lenne between Finnentrop in the southwest and Plettenberg Eiringhausen the northwest by. To the north- east it extends in a narrowing strip to the Henne before Meschede, further to the east until Eslohe.

Inside the mountains are on Esloher area house Blessenohl and Mescheder district Greven stone in the northeast. On Sundern city added Meinkenbracht come ( northeast of the center ), the southern sub- districts Endorfs ( north of the center ), Wild Meadow ( west of the center ) and Hagen (northwest). In addition, in the local area Finnentrops Schliprüthen, Weuspert and Wörden in the southern part. The lying in the field New wheel northwest of the mountain is the opposite uninhabited.

Adjacent ridges

The Lenne Mountains is the continuation of the ostnordöstliche to 663 m high tide Mountains, from which it is separated by the deeply incised at this point Rönkhauser Lennetal the Lenne. To the south. North and east it is surrounded by the Sauerland valleys that separate it from the hall Hauser mountains (up to 688 m) in the southeast, the Rothaargebirge ( to 843 m ) in the east and the sub- hills of the North Auer countries Oberland ( to 582 m) in the north. To the north- west it is separated from the Iserlohn height as part of the Lüdenscheider well ( to 546 m) by the sinks and the east subsequent New Rader high floor.

Nature regions

The Lenne mountains broken down as follows ( for better orientation are below some places and waters linked ):

  • ( Südsauerländer to 3362 Bergland ) ( 3362.0-3 to ebb Homert threshold ( 373 km ²) 3362.2-3 Lenne Mountains 3362.2 Homertrücken 3362.20 Schliprüther Homert ( at Kath Berg 580.8 m)
  • 3362.21 Wilde Wiese- Homert (at the Homert 656 m) 3362.210 Meinke Brachter Ausraummulde

The central ridge is the Wild meadow - Homert ranging from Lennetal from east to Wenne at Wenholthausen. Its southern flank is limited in the eastern half by the left Wenne inflow Salwey and to the west by the right Lenne inflow Falbecke together with the lower reservoir of the pumped storage plant Rönkhausen.

Between the two valleys is the corridor to the southern slopes Schliprüther Homert which extends south to just before the right Lenne inflow Fretterbach, in the east to close to the right Salwey inflow Marpe.

In the northeast of Wild Meadow Homert runs from Meinkenbracht to Wenne the Meinke Brachter Ausraummulde that separates the north subsequent Greven Steiner mountains, in which the west Meinke Bach Wilde Wiese- Homert goes almost fluently. The Greven Steiner mountains draw also east of Wenne as a narrow ridge to just above the hen on Henne, immediately southwest of the core city of Meschede.

Mountains

The following mountains and ridges characterize, among others, the Lenne Mountains - sorted by height in meters ( m) above mean sea level ( MSL ):

  • Homer ( 656.1 m above sea level. ) - Over 2 km south-southeast of Meinkenbracht the east of the Wild meadow - Homert
  • Schomberg ( 647.6 m) - 600 m east of Wild meadow, in the center of Wild Meadow Homert
  • Rothloh ( 643.6 m) - 2.4 km east-northeast of the center of the Schombergs Wilde Wiese- Homert
  • Forest height ( 625.8 m ) - well 2.5 km north- northeast of Wild meadow in ( western ) Center of Wild Meadow Homert
  • Baukloh ( 618.4 m) - 1.2 km northeast of the center of the tube Spring Wild Meadow Homert
  • High Ransenberg (593 m) - east of the center / Wenne in Greven Steiner mountains
  • Large sun piece ( 586.8 m) - West of Greven Steiner mountains, 2.2 km west Greven stone
  • Kath Berg ( 580.8 m) - the center of the Schliprüther Homert, 1,4 km south-west Schliprüthens
  • Dümberg ( 575.5 m) - extreme west of Greven Steiner mountains, 1.3 km southwest Linnepes
  • Dahlberg ( 572.4 m) - 2.5 km east-southeast Rönkhausens well to the west of Schliprüther Homert; Upper reservoir of the pumped storage power plant Rönkhausen
  • Rabbits kink ( 569 m) - eastern end of Schliprüther Homert, 2.3 km east-northeast Schliprüthens
  • Denstenberg (560 m) - Northwest Wild Meadow Homert, 2 km south-east Allendorf
  • Eggenberg ( 550.6 m) - 2.5 km south-west of Hagen in the Western Wild Meadow Homert
  • Hemberg ( 535.2 m) - the westernmost mountain of the Wild meadow - Homert, 1.5km northeast Ohles
  • Homer ( Altenaffeln ) ( 511.2 m ), 2,2 km south of Altenaffeln
  • Köpper head ( 503.7 m) - easternmost mountain of the mountains in the east-northeast of the Lenne Greven Steiner mountains, just east of the hen lake

Waters

The western part of the Lenne Mountains drained completely to the (average ) Lenne, whose valley limits the mountains to west southwest. To Lenne drain ( upstream, from south to north ), especially the southern border river Fretterbach and the Wild meadow - Homert and Schliprüther Homert the west separating Glingebach plus Glingebachtalsperre ( lower reservoir of the pumped storage plant Rönkhausen ).

Drain the northern flank of the Lenne Mountains, from west to east, the systems of Rohr (plus Sorpe to the north of the mountain range lying Sorpesee ) Wenne ( with Esmecke Reservoir and Salwey plus Marpe ) and hen (along with Henne ), where Salwey ( border river between Wild meadow - Homert and Schliprüther Homert the east) and Marpe also dehydrate ( east limit of Schliprüther Homert ) to the southeast.

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