The Schalkenmehrener Maar is a maar roughly 3 kilometres southeast of the town of Daun in the Eifel in the German state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It is one of the Daun Maars (Dauner Maare) or Daun Maar Group and is a double maar, comprising a western maar lake and an eastern dry maar. Both were formed around 10,500 years ago as the result of a phreatomagmatic explosion. The lake in the western part of the maar varies between 500 and 575 metres in diameter and is up to 21 metres deep. The height of the maar above sea level is 420 metres (average elevation of the water surface). It fills the more recent of the 2 maar basins. The eastern part of the maar is occupied by a raised bog.
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| - Das Schalkenmehrener Maar ist ein Maar rund drei Kilometer südöstlich der Stadt Daun in der Eifel. Unmittelbar angrenzend liegt die Ortschaft Schalkenmehren. (de)
- La Schalkenmehrener Maar (prononcu: ŝalkenmErener ma:r) aŭ maaro de Schalkenmehren estas maaro situante ĉ. 3 km sudoriente de la urbo Daun en la mezmontaro Ejfelo en la germana federacia lando Rejnlando-Palatinato. Ĝi situas rande de la komunumo Schalkenmehren. (eo)
- The Schalkenmehrener Maar is a maar roughly 3 kilometres southeast of the town of Daun in the Eifel in the German state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It is one of the Daun Maars (Dauner Maare) or Daun Maar Group and is a double maar, comprising a western maar lake and an eastern dry maar. Both were formed around 10,500 years ago as the result of a phreatomagmatic explosion. The lake in the western part of the maar varies between 500 and 575 metres in diameter and is up to 21 metres deep. The height of the maar above sea level is 420 metres (average elevation of the water surface). It fills the more recent of the 2 maar basins. The eastern part of the maar is occupied by a raised bog. (en)
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| - Das Schalkenmehrener Maar ist ein Maar rund drei Kilometer südöstlich der Stadt Daun in der Eifel. Unmittelbar angrenzend liegt die Ortschaft Schalkenmehren. (de)
- La Schalkenmehrener Maar (prononcu: ŝalkenmErener ma:r) aŭ maaro de Schalkenmehren estas maaro situante ĉ. 3 km sudoriente de la urbo Daun en la mezmontaro Ejfelo en la germana federacia lando Rejnlando-Palatinato. Ĝi situas rande de la komunumo Schalkenmehren. Ĝi estas unu el la tri maaroj de Daun. La maaro de Schalkenmehren estas duobla maaro konsistanta el okcidenta maara lago kaj el orienta seka maaro. Ambaŭ ekestis antaŭ ĉ. 10.500 jaroj post freatomagma eksplodo aŭ . La lago en la okcidenta parto varias en sia diametro inter 500 kaj 575 m kaj profundas averaĝe 21 m. La alteco de la laga surfaco super marnivelo estas 420 m (meza akva nivelo). La orienta parto de la duobla maaro estas altmarĉo. La duobla maaro estas la nura maaro de Daun, kiu havas forfluejon. (eo)
- The Schalkenmehrener Maar is a maar roughly 3 kilometres southeast of the town of Daun in the Eifel in the German state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It is one of the Daun Maars (Dauner Maare) or Daun Maar Group and is a double maar, comprising a western maar lake and an eastern dry maar. Both were formed around 10,500 years ago as the result of a phreatomagmatic explosion. The lake in the western part of the maar varies between 500 and 575 metres in diameter and is up to 21 metres deep. The height of the maar above sea level is 420 metres (average elevation of the water surface). It fills the more recent of the 2 maar basins. The eastern part of the maar is occupied by a raised bog. Botanically, three different zones can be distinguished: the shore area, the raised bog and the slopes of the maar basin. In the shore area, as well as the reeds there are communities of yellow iris, white water-lily, yellow loosestrife, purple loosestrife and club-rush. The slopes of the maar basin are dominated by a mix of dry grassland and woodland edge vegetation. In addition to Breckland thyme and oregano, there is restharrow, hare's-foot clover, hop trefoil, narrow-leaved everlasting pea, musk mallow, clustered bellflower, downy hemp-nettle, fox and cubs, brown knapweed, greater knapweed, small scabious, woodruff and large communities of rosebay willow-herb. Neophytes that may be seen include garden lupins and large-flowered mountain trumpets. (en)
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