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Recorded Seismic Activity and Earthquake History Near Jagsttal Dörzbach-Krautheim

Access a chronological compilation of seismic events recorded in the vicinity of the Jagsttal Dörzbach-Krautheim nature reserve in Baden-Württemberg. Each entry includes data on event dates, magnitudes, and epicentre distances to support the study of historical seismic patterns in this river valley landscape. This collection organizes available historical data to provide a clear view of recorded activity without implying current seismic trends or localized geological causality.

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A stylized, flat-color digital illustration depicting a river flowing through a forested valley with a small stone bridge and a cluster of buildings in the distance.

A Natura 2000 river valley in northern Baden-Württemberg protecting the Jagst, its tributaries, and rare limestone habitats.

Jagsttal Dörzbach-Krautheim

Jagsttal Dörzbach-Krautheim is a designated European Natura 2000 site in the state of Baden-Württemberg in southwestern Germany, stretching across parts of the Hohenlohekreis and Main-Tauber-Kreis. The protected area follows the Jagst river and its side streams through a landscape of steep limestone slopes, softwood and hardwood forests, broad meadows, and rocky outcrops. It was proposed by the Stuttgart regional council under the European Habitats Directive in 2005 and formally designated as a Site of Community Importance in late 2018, entering into legal force on 11 January 2019. The site is notable for combining unusually intact river habitat with a striking mosaic of dry and wet environments. South-facing slopes support orchid-rich calcareous grasslands, pioneer communities on limestone scree, and open rock vegetation, while north-facing slopes and the plateau above are dominated by extensive broadleaf woodland. Nine caves, including the rock-shelters and caves associated with St. Wendel zum Stein, add a karst-related dimension to the site's character and complement the riparian and forest habitats. Beyond its immediate landscape features, Jagsttal Dörzbach-Krautheim plays a role in the broader European network of protected areas by safeguarding habitat types and species that depend on near-natural river systems, traditional calcareous grasslands, and mature deciduous forest. Together with neighboring Jagst valley sites such as Jagsttal bei Schöntal und Klosterwald and Jagsttal Langenburg-Mulfingen, it forms part of a continuous corridor of conservation value along the Jagst.

Location
Germany
Park type
Nature reserve
Established
2005
Area
17.5 km²
Jagsttal Dörzbach-Krautheim Park Geography

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The Jagsttal Dörzbach-Krautheim earthquake collection associates reported epicentres with its Jagst valley boundary by calculated distance, without assigning seismic meaning to limestone cliffs, river bends, grassland, or forest. Dates, magnitudes, depths, localities, sources, and reserve distances allow historical comparison without implying landscape effects, boundary occurrence, current risk, or future activity.

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Browse further protected parks after Jagsttal Dörzbach-Krautheim

After the earthquake evidence around Jagsttal Dörzbach-Krautheim, discovery broadens beyond this Baden-Württemberg Natura 2000 river valley, grassland, and beech-forest site. The next pages do not imply shared habitat, FFH status, distance, geology, earthquake records, hazards, risk, river geography, or the same depth of documentation.
Nature reserveBaden-Württemberg
Park boundaries overlap#1 closest

West

Jagsttal bei Schöntal und Klosterwald: Protected Nature Reserve Landscape Overview

Geographic profile of the Jagst-Kocher plateau in Baden-Württemberg

Spanning the high plateau between the Jagst and Kocher rivers, this protected area features a unique vertical transition from continuous beech forest canopy to steep ravines and calcareous valley slopes. The landscape encompasses a complex mix of traditional orchard meadows, dry grasslands, and specialized freshwater tufa springs, serving as a representative example of the regional ecological heritage in southwest Germany.

Area
12.605 km²
Established
2019
Relief
Upland
Climate
Temperate
Jagsttal bei Schöntal und Klosterwald Nature Reserve Atlas
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Protected landscapeGermany
About 16 km away#2 closest

East

Niederstetten (Landschaftsschutzgebiet) Protected Landscape Map and Regional Terrain Data

Protected landscape and topographic features in Baden-Württemberg

Covering 1,786 hectares, the Niederstetten (Landschaftsschutzgebiet) serves as a vital protected landscape within the Hohenlohe region. It is recognized for its deeply incised side valleys, stream-fed corridors, and traditional dry-stone wall boundaries that define this portion of the German countryside.

Area
17.86 km²
Established
1992
Relief
Upland
Climate
Temperate
Niederstetten (Landschaftsschutzgebiet) Protected Area
Protected landscapeBaden-Württemberg
About 17 km away#3 closest

Northeast

Weikersheim Protected Landscape: Mapping the Tauberland Terrain in Baden-Württemberg

Historic stone ridges and forested Klingen valleys.

Encompassing a wide stretch of the Tauberland, the Weikersheim Protected Landscape represents a significant conservation effort in Baden-Württemberg. The territory features a varied patchwork of slopes, meadows, and woodlands, anchored by rare dry-stone ridge formations that trace the historic patterns of regional agriculture. Examine the geographic boundaries and habitat distribution within this extensive protected landscape zone.

Area
27.18 km²
Established
1993
IUCN
V
Scope
Terrestrial
Weikersheim Protected Landscape Atlas
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Nature reserveBaden-Württemberg
18 km away#4 closest

Southeast

Jagst bei Kirchberg und Brettach Nature Reserve: Protected River Landscapes of Baden-Württemberg

River valleys, calcareous grasslands, and limestone terrain in Southwestern Germany.

The Jagst bei Kirchberg und Brettach nature reserve preserves a diverse corridor of natural river meanders, floodplain meadows, and beech forests. Situated in the Baden-Württemberg region, this protected area spans nearly 900 hectares, offering a rich study in limestone geology and riparian ecology within the Kocher-Jagst plains.

Area
8.93 km²
Established
2019
Relief
Upland
Climate
Temperate
Jagst bei Kirchberg und Brettach Nature Reserve Atlas
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Protected areaBaden-Württemberg
19 km away#5 closest

Southeast

Bühlertal Vellberg-Geislingen: Protected River Valley and Karst Geography

A concentrated habitat corridor in Baden-Württemberg

This protected area follows the Bühler river through a series of tight meanders and dramatic limestone formations. The landscape is characterized by a transition from wet floodplain woods and tall-herb fringes to dry calcareous grasslands and hillside forests. Covering over 800 hectares, the site serves as a vital ecological link across the Kocher-Jagst plains and the forested ridges of the Schwäbisch-Fränkische Waldberge.

Area
8.474 km²
Established
2019
Relief
Upland
Climate
Temperate
Bühlertal Vellberg-Geislingen Protected Area
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Protected landscapeMittelfranken
26 km away#6 closest

East

Naturpark Frankenhöhe Protected Landscape: Geography, Map, and Regional Conservation Context

Explore the diverse natural terrain of the Mittelfranken region in Bavaria.

Naturpark Frankenhöhe serves as a significant protected landscape in western Mittelfranken, encompassing a unique mosaic of forests, vineyards, and agricultural valleys. This geographic entity is shaped by the European Main Watershed, where rivers divide between the Rhine and Danube systems. Its terrain provides a study in transitions, from higher forested crests to open orchard meadows that define the local Bavarian countryside.

Area
1,104.06 km²
Established
1974
Relief
Mixed relief
Climate
Temperate
Naturpark Frankenhöhe Protected Landscape Atlas
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Nature reserveBaden-Württemberg
About 27 km away#7 closest

West

Elzbachtal und Odenwald Neckargerach Nature Reserve: Regional Geography and Habitat Atlas

A protected landscape bridging the Odenwald and Neckar Valley.

Elzbachtal und Odenwald Neckargerach serves as a core conservation unit within Baden-Württemberg. This area features a striking geomorphological contrast between river-carved slopes and high-plateau forests, offering a detailed case study in Central European ecosystem protection and terrain dynamics.

Area
16.436 km²
Established
2019
Relief
Upland
Climate
Temperate
Elzbachtal und Odenwald Neckargerach Park Atlas
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Nature reserveBaden-Württemberg
28 km away#8 closest

Southeast

Crailsheimer Hart und Reusenberg: Protected Nature Reserve and Karst Landscape Geography

Jagst valley protected habitat in Baden-Württemberg

Crailsheimer Hart und Reusenberg represents a key conservation unit in southwest Germany. This nature reserve is recognized for its distinctive gypsum keuper geology, which creates a network of dolines, semi-dry grasslands, and near-natural floodplain forests. Understanding its boundaries provides insight into habitat connectivity within the broader Baden-Württemberg protected-area network.

Area
7.14 km²
Established
2019
Crailsheimer Hart und Reusenberg Protected Area Atlas
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