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Giesen Hills

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The Giesen Hills reach their highest point in an unnamed summit, 162.6 metres high. The wooded northern part of the ridge is crossed by a few footpaths and forest tracks. Towards the east the land falls away to the Innerste, that flows close by the ridge from south to north. To the west the
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hills descend gradually towards the Leine, that runs past them, also in a south to north direction, some 6 kilometres away.
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federal road runs past the ridge to the east – roughly parallel to the Innerste – and still further east is the
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The ridge of the Giesen Hills is located in the extreme north of the
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Immediately adjacent to the Giesen Hills to the south is a local
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Index

German
Hildesheim
Lower Saxony
Innerste Uplands
Lower Saxon Hills
Innerste
Leine
Himmelsthür
Hildesheim
Giesen
military training area
m above NN
B 6
Hildesheim Canal
A 7
Giesen
Himmelsthür
Hildesheim
"Giesener Berge"
the original
52°11′15″N 9°53′40″E / 52.18750°N 9.89444°E / 52.18750; 9.89444
Categories
Forests and woodlands of Lower Saxony
Ridges of Lower Saxony
Natural regions of the Weser-Leine Uplands

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