Drensteinfurt

Drensteinfurt is a town within the district of Warendorf, in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. It is situated approximately 15 km north of Hamm and 20 km south of Munster. The villages Rinkerode in the north and Walstedde inside the south are a part of Drensteinfurt. Drensteinfurt is situated at the river Werse and adjoins to Sendenhorst, Ahlen, Hamm, Ascheberg in addition to Munster. The surroundings of the town are dominated by means of agricultural used areas like fields and meadows mainly for livestock breeding. Small woods and hedges intercept those and are domestic to several wild animals.

Together with a nicely constructed device of cycle tracks and discipline paths this all makes up the everyday "Munsterländer Parklandschaft", a description of the panorama around Munster which additionally fits for the environment of Drensteinfurt. The district Rinkerode is surrounded by the 2 woodlands Davert and Hohe Ward. Davert is a fairly younger forest. Till the stop of the nineteenth century it changed into marsh earlier than it turned into tired and afforested. Today it consists mainly of oak- and beech-copses which might be intercepted by smaller brownfields and meadows. Hohe Ward is an older forest and is primarily based on sandy soil in order that the main trees in this woodland are conifers. Nowadays components of the forest function a shelter for ingesting water abstraction.