Lüdenscheid

Located in North Rhine-Westphalia between the Lenne and Volme rivers, Lüdenscheid covers 86 square kilometers at an elevation of 423 meters.

The settlement dates to the 9th century, received city rights in 1278, and became part of the Hanseatic League during the medieval period.

The Church of the Redeemer stands in the old town center, featuring an 11th-century tower that represents the historical architecture of the region.

The city maintains strong industrial presence with numerous companies specializing in metal production, machinery manufacturing, and plastic components for automotive sectors.

Water Castle Neuenhof, constructed in late 17th-century Baroque style, represents the architectural heritage of the region with its moated structure.

Location: Märkischer Kreis

Elevation above the sea: 423 m

Website: https://www.luedenscheid.de/

Shares border with: Kierspe, Halver, Schalksmühle

Website: https://luedenscheid.de

GPS coordinates: 51.21977,7.62730

Latest update: May 28, 2025 17:57