Bumpy and slippery slopes line the banks of the meandering river between Marienstatt and Helmeroth and provide important clues for geomorphology, i.e. the study of formative processes on the earth's surface. The course of the great Nister river has often changed its course in its history, especially when it encountered hard rock and had to find another course by detouring. The meandering course of the great Nister between Marienstatt and Helmeroth has a length of 26.5 km, with an aerial line distance of 7 km.
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The Große Nister is an approx. 64 km long tributary of the Sieg and shapes the charming landscape of the Nistertal landscape conservation area over a length of about 30 km.
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57629 Marienstatt
