Lieberoser Endmoräne, Nature reserve in Brandenburg, Germany
The Lieberoser Endmoräne is a 6,714.15-hectare nature reserve in the Brandenburg districts of Dahme-Spreewald and Spree-Neiße, protected by ordinance of 8 December 1999. It stretches between Butzen (Lower Sorbian Bucyn) in the west and Schönhöhe (Šejnejda) in the east, and is named after the town of Lieberose lying to its north. The federal road B168 crosses it from north to south, while the L44 runs along its northwestern edge.
The reserve was established by regulation on 8 December 1999, covering 6,714.15 hectares in the districts of Dahme-Spreewald and Spree-Neiße. It is named after the town of Lieberose, which lies just north of the protected area. The reserve stretches from Butzen (Lower Sorbian Bucyn) in the west to Schönhöhe (Šejnejda) in the east.
The reserve is named after Lieberose, the town just north of its boundary. Its western and eastern edges meet the villages of Butzen (Lower Sorbian Bucyn) and Schönhöhe (Šejnejda), so Sorbian place names appear alongside German ones on local signs.
The reserve lies between Butzen (Lower Sorbian Bucyn) in the west and Schönhöhe (Šejnejda) in the east. The B168 federal road crosses it from north to south, and the L44 state road runs along its northwestern edge. There are no marked entrance buildings; access is from these roads.
The reserve's name comes from the town of Lieberose, which lies just north of the protected area, while the reserve itself stretches from Butzen (Lower Sorbian Bucyn) in the west to Schönhöhe (Šejnejda) in the east. The two Sorbian place names on its edges are a detail many visitors pass without noticing.
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