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The illustrations of the islands show not only the outlines of each island but also sandy areas and the names and location of the biggest cities on the islands. On the mainland, the most important cities, towns, waters and roads are shown.
Each island is shown a second time, in addition to its location on the North Sea coast. The illustration of the island profiles is completed with facts about the island.
The white silhouette that is shown additionally makes it easy to find each island on the map.
For each island, data about the area, the height, the height of the tallest lighthouse (if there is any), the distance to the mainland and the population (if the island is inhabited) is shown. The tallest lighthouse is additionally illustrated.
The illustrations also show whether cars are allowed on each island: if a small orange car is pictured, driving is permitted.
Neuwerk, Scharhörn and Nigehörn are a unique feature of the German North Sea coast: Officially, they belong to the Mitte district of Hamburg, the Hanseatic city located 120 kilometres away. Nigehörn was created in 1989 by order of Hamburg’s environmental authority and has been Hamburg’s westernmost point ever since.
The illustrations of the islands show not only the outlines of each island but also sandy areas and the names and location of the biggest cities on the islands. On the mainland, the most important cities, towns, waters and roads are shown.
Each island is shown a second time, in addition to its location on the North Sea coast. The illustration of the island profiles is completed with facts about the island.
The white silhouette that is shown additionally makes it easy to find each island on the map.
For each island, data about the area, the height, the height of the tallest lighthouse (if there is any), the distance to the mainland and the population (if the island is inhabited) is shown. The tallest lighthouse is additionally illustrated.
The illustrations also show whether cars are allowed on each island: if a small orange car is pictured, driving is permitted.
Neuwerk, Scharhörn and Nigehörn are a unique feature of the German North Sea coast: Officially, they belong to the Mitte district of Hamburg, the Hanseatic city located 120 kilometres away. Nigehörn was created in 1989 by order of Hamburg’s environmental authority and has been Hamburg’s westernmost point ever since.
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