Meschede: Hennesee Reservoir, Sauerland Administrative Centre, and the Ruhr Source Town
Meschede has a population around 32,200 and lies in the Sauerland hills of Nordrhein-Westfalen. The town serves as the administrative seat of the Hochsauerlandkreis. The Hennesee, a reservoir created by damming the Henne river, provides drinking water and recreation. The Ruhr has its source in the wider Hochsauerland area.
Bestwig and Eslohe are neighbouring communities. Arnsberg is about 20 kilometres west. Winterberg, the Sauerland's main winter sports centre, is roughly 30 kilometres east. The Sauerland forests provide extensive hiking and cycling networks. The Abtei Koenigsmuenster, a Benedictine monastery on a hill above the town, was founded in 1928. Adult companionship follows NRW state regulations.
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Meschede has a population around 32,200 and lies in the Sauerland hills of Nordrhein-Westfalen. The town serves as the administrative seat of the Hochsauerlandkreis. The Hennesee, a reservoir created by damming the Henne river, provides drinking water and recreation. The Ruhr has its source in the wider Hochsauerland area.
Bestwig and Eslohe are neighbouring communities. Arnsberg is about 20 kilometres west. Winterberg, the Sauerland's main winter sports centre, is roughly 30 kilometres east. The Sauerland forests provide extensive hiking and cycling networks. The Abtei Koenigsmuenster, a Benedictine monastery on a hill above the town, was founded in 1928. Adult companionship follows NRW state regulations.
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