Borgholzhausen

Borgholzhausen is a town in the region of Gutersloh in the province of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. It is situated in the Teutoburg Forest, approx. 20 km north-west of Bielefeld. Borgholzhausen is a sister city to New Haven, Missouri in the Missouri Rhineland of the United States. The sloping piece of the Borgholzhausen territory by and large achieves statures of 200– 300 meters ASL, while the pass region and other lower-lying parts are at not exactly a large portion of that height.

The town focus is around one kilometer east of Mount Johannisegge and south of Mount Hankenull. Subsequently, the northern pieces of Borgholzhausen are situated in the Ravensberg Hills, while the south is in the Munsterland. The bedrock in the previous part is a thick layer of basically Cretaceous residue, while the last has a less thick layer of commonly Mesozoic rocks covering the rear end of a Paleozoic mountain run. The Borgholzhausen pass was a significant course for intersection the Teutoburg Forest in Bronze Age times. As ahead of schedule as 1,500 BC, there was broad settlement in the pass region. Various urnfield burial grounds have been uncovered in and around the town.