Gemeinde Ersigen, Ersigen

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Ersigen is 500 m above sea level. M., 5 km north-northwest of the district capital Burgdorf (linear distance). The former street and streamline village stretches along the Ösch, on the eastern edge of the Emme alluvial plain and at the foot of the Molasse height of the Loberges, in the Swiss plateau. The area of ​​the 8.8 km² municipal area covers a section of the central Bernese plateau. The western half of the area lies in the flat Emme plain (on average at 495 m above sea level) with the plateaus of Furtrain (508 m above sea level) and Aspli (505 m above sea level). In the extreme west, the traffic axes of the A1 motorway and the railway form the border. The Ösch, which drains the entire area, emerges from the molasse heights into the plain at Ersigen, but here describes a sharp bend and flows north along the eastern edge of the plain. To the east, the municipality extends into the undulating and predominantly wooded Molasse hill landscape, which was once shaped by the Ice Age Rhone glacier. Ersigen includes the Loberg (580 m above sea level), the Tannwald (597 m above sea level), the Längenberg (597 m above sea level), the Allmend (at 618 m above sea level, the highest elevation of Ersigen) and the Reiteggwald (601 m above sea level). Between the latter two is the Erlimoostal, which is drained to the east to the Chänerechbach (tributary of the Ösch). In 1997, 10% of the municipal area was accounted for by settlements, 32% for forests and woodlands and 58% for agriculture. Ersigen includes the hamlet of Rudswil (494 m above sea level) on the right of the Ösch on the eastern edge of the Emme level, extensive residential quarters on the southern slope of the Loberge and a few individual farms. The neighboring communities of Ersigen are Oberösch, Rumendingen, Kirchberg (BE) and Utzenstorf. Niederösch lies at 485 m above sea level. M., 7 km north of the district capital Burgdorf (linear distance). The former street and stream line village stretches along the Ösch and its left tributary Chänerechbach, on the eastern edge of the wide alluvial plain of the Emme, in the Swiss plateau. The 4.6 km² municipal area covers a section of the central Bernese plateau. The western half of the area lies in the flat Emme plain (on average at 485 m above sea level) and extends over the agriculturally intensively used Allmend to the edge of the Lindenrain. The eastern part lies in the Molasse hill country, which was shaped by the Ice Age Rhone glacier. The community soil extends into the valley basin of the lower section of the Chänerechbach, which is flanked on the north side by Tannwald (522 m above sea level) and Hasli (up to 550 m above sea level), on the south side by the height of the Buechwald . On the Buechwald is at 591 m above sea level. M. reached the highest point of Niederösch. In 1997, 6% of the municipal area was accounted for by settlements, 26% for forests and woodlands and 68% for agriculture. A few individual farms belong to Niederösch. Neighboring communities of Niederösch are Koppigen, Alchenstorf, Rumendingen, Oberösch and Utzenstorf. Oberösch lies at 489 m above sea level. M., 6 km north of the district capital Burgdorf (linear distance). The scattered settlement extends on the Ösch, on the eastern edge of the wide alluvial plain of the Emme, in the Swiss plateau. The area of ​​the 2.1 km² municipal area covers a section of the central Bernese plateau. The western half of the area lies in the flat Emme plain (on average at 490 m above sea level) and extends over the agriculturally intensively used Grossacher to the west to the Hubel. The valley of the canalized Ösch occupies the central part. The eastern part of the municipality, on the other hand, lies in the Molasse hill country, which was shaped by the Ice Age Rhone glacier. The municipality extends over a relatively gently rising slope on the ridge of the Reiteggwald, on which at 590 m above sea level. M. the highest point of Oberösch is reached, and into the Rychenbrunnentälchen in the catchment area of ​​the Chänerechbach. In 1997, 4% of the municipal area was accounted for by settlements, 35% by forests and woodlands and 61% by agriculture. Oberösch consists of different farm groups. Neighboring communities of Oberösch are Niederösch, Rumendingen, Ersigen and Utzenstorf.

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The company Gemeinde Ersigen on Rumendingenstrasse 1 in 3423 Ersigen with the phone number 034 448 35 35 is listed on Yellowpages.swiss. Latitude and longitude coordinates for Gemeinde Ersigen are: 47.0942941 and 7.5961845. The unique identification number of this portrait is YPW-210065.

The company Gemeinde Ersigen is listed in the branch Administration. The company Gemeinde Ersigen offers its services in the following categories: Townships, other products or services according to the company's purpose.

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