Geography Zwingenberg, Hesse

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1 geography

1.1 location
1.2 neighbouring communities
1.3 constituent communities





geography
location

zwingenberg 1810 (painting wilhelm merck)



zwingenberg’s old town marketplace


zwingenberg lies on western edge of odenwald @ foot of melibokus, @ 517.4 m above sea level bergstraße’s highest mountain. municipal area’s elevation varies between 90 m above sea level in outlying centre of rodau , under 300 m on slope of melibokus. zwingenberg’s highest elevation no 1 single mountain. rather, runs along melibokus’s slope area of auerbach, outlying centre of bensheim. 100-metre marker @ zwingenberg railway station taken standard. in west, zwingenberg abuts hessisches ried, , thereby rhine rift.


in zwingenberg’s west, towards rodau , in rodau itself, cropraising , meadows prevail. small patch of woodland belongs municipal area near niederwaldsee (lake). in zwingenberg there still exist remnants of, , new fruit farming (mainly apples). on outlying hills of orbishöhe (heights) , towards luciberg found winegrowing. moreover, almond trees grow in region. narrower line of woodland in municipal area can still found in area of morgenruhe foundry , running way of blockhütte towards comoder weg. remains of granite quarrying can still made out.


under windbreak afforded melibokus, microclimate holds sway, can in places near slope lead less precipitation found, example, on plain.


neighbouring communities

zwingenberg lies between community of alsbach-hähnlein in darmstadt-dieburg in north , town of bensheim in bergstraße district in south. in west bensheim’s outlying centres of fehlheim , langwaden border on outlying centre of rodau. in east zwingenberg borders on melibokus, peak lies in area of auerbach, outlying centre of bensheim.


constituent communities

zwingenberg made of 2 centres of zwingenberg area of 346 hectares, , rodau area of 215 hectares.







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