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Heydauer Berg

Coordinates: 50°44′58″N 10°56′00″E / 50.7494°N 10.9333°E / 50.7494; 10.9333
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Heydaer Berg
Heydaer Berg is located in Thuringia
Heydaer Berg
Heydaer Berg
Between Plaue and Ilmenau, Ilm-Kreis, Central Thuringia,  Germany
Highest point
Elevation605.4 m above sea level (NHN) (1,986 ft) [1]
Prominence168 m ↓ Sandschlag between Martinroda and Heyda[2][1]
Isolation7.0 km → northeast hillside of the Hangeberg (702 m, Thuringian Forest west of Ilmenau)
Coordinates50°44′58″N 10°56′00″E / 50.7494°N 10.9333°E / 50.7494; 10.9333
Geography
LocationBetween Plaue and Ilmenau, Ilm-Kreis, Central Thuringia,  Germany
Parent rangeReinsberge
Geology
Rock typeMuschelkalk

The Heydaer Berg between Plaue and Ilmenau in the Thuringian county of Ilm-Kreis is a hill ridge of the Reinsberge which reaches its highest point at the Halskappe which is 605.4 m above sea level (NHN),[1], shortly before the better known Reinsburg (604.1 m).

Geography and geology

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The Heydaer Berg, located at the southern end of the Reinsberge and northeast end of the Heydaer Berg, lies between Schmerfeld to the northeast, Heyda to the southeast, Martinroda to the southwest and Neusiß to the northwest. It is about 4 kilometres long and a maximum of about 1 kilometre wide. Its southern continuation is the Veronikaberg (552.2 m) which rises adjacent to the Reinsberge to the south. The hill is a muschelkalk formation and lies on the southeast boundary of the Ohrdruf Plateau facing the Paulinzella Foreland.

Summit

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The Halskappe rises above the confluence (327.4 m) of the Zahmer and Wilder Gera in Plaue by around 278 metres, the Prolle (406.4 m) to the southeast by around 199 metres and the Heyda Reservoir (maximum surface elevation 416.6 m) by around 188.8 m. Its topographic isolation is about 7 kilometres, extending to the Thuringian Forest to the southwest, and it has a prominence of just under 170 m.[1]

See also

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References

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  1. ^ a b c d Map services of the Federal Agency for Nature Conservation
  2. ^ Height falls below the {{Subst:Formatnum:440}} m contours, but does not reach the {{Subst:Formatnum:435}} m one