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Waldenburg: Parcel and Zoning Map

In and around Waldenburg: elevation 488 m · slope 12.8% · solar irradiation 1110 kWh/m² · annual rainfall 960 mm · clay content 31.4% · earthquake exposure medium · average high temperature 22.3 °C · 25 industrial sites · climate Cfb temperate oceanic · terrain hills · 233 frost-free days · bedrock mixed sedimentary · 1 kW panel yields 1140 kWh · surroundings 50% tree cover, 16% cropland, 6% built-up · no flood event in the source dataset · soil density 1180 kg/m³.

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Waldenburg lies high up in broken country. The climate runs temperate. A soil and drainage survey is worth doing before building.

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Location

Waldenburg lies at 49.1866° north, 9.6422° east in Germany.

The nearest city in this archive is Michelfeld, roughly 7 km away; Germany covers 10751 places in total.

Soil was measured 5 km outside Waldenburg; sealed surfaces leave no reading in the core. The settlement falls outside the urban centre database, so no population time series is available. Measured elevation is 502 m and annual irradiation 1110 kWh/m². Earthquake exposure reads medium. 10 hazard categories have been assessed for this settlement.

Set against the 907 places in Germany with all these measurements, this one sits: in the highest fifth by elevation · in the steepest fifth · in the least sunny fifth · in the middle rainfall band · among the most clay-rich soils.

Nearby cities

MichelfeldNeuensteinKupferzellUntermünkheimNiedernhallPfedelbach

Land values: BORIS-D (state valuation boards, 11 states) and BORIS-NRW / IT.NRW. Bavaria, Baden-Württemberg, Saarland and Schleswig-Holstein are outside BORIS-D; no land value is shown for those states. Licence: Datenlizenz Deutschland Zero 2.0. Values cover 2011-2026. Place names and coordinates: © BKG 2026 dl-de/by-2-0 (Verwaltungsgebiete 1:250 000); Geobasis NRW (DVG).

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What is the terrain and climate like in Waldenburg?

Elevation488 m — moderate elevation
Slope12.8% — very steep; building is costly and planning limits are likely
Solar irradiation1110 kWh/m² — moderate irradiation
Annual rainfall960 mm — temperate rainfall
Temperature range-2.9 – 22.3 °C
Climate classCfb temperate oceanic
Landformhills
Frost-free period233 d
Snow cover61 d
Surface temperature (day)19.3 °C
Relative humidity63%
Solar energy potential1140 kWh/kWp
Wetness index441.0

Source: OpenLandMap bare-earth DTM ensemble · 30 m · 2018 · last verified: 2026-09-22

Source: CHELSA V2.1 · 1 km · 1981-2010 · last verified: 2026-09-22

What is the soil like in Waldenburg?

0-5 cm depth

Clay31.4% — clay-rich; swells when wet and shrinks when dry
Sand14.0%
Silt54.6%
Soil pH6.6 — near neutral; supports a wide range of crops
Organic carbon68.2 g/kg
Surface rockmixed sedimentary
Soil density1180 kg/m³
Water holding capacity32%
Erosion factor370.0

Soil measured 5 km from the centre; sealed surfaces leave no reading in the city core.

Source: SoilGrids — ISRIC World Soil Information · 250 m · 2020 · last verified: 2026-09-22

What amenities are near Waldenburg?

Counted within a 3 km radius.

Schools0
Hospitals0
Hotels3
Museums0
Restaurants8
Supermarkets1

Source: OpenStreetMap contributors

Land cover and environment

Land coverbuilt-up
Surroundings50% tree cover · 16% cropland · 28% grassland · 6% built-up
Vegetation index0.30
Settlement typelow density rural
Human impact23
CORINE classDiscontinuous urban fabric
Industrial sites (5 km)25

Source: CORINE Land Cover — EEA · Industrial Emissions Portal — EEA · ESA WorldCover 10 m · GHS-SMOD — JRC

Hazard profile for Waldenburg

The assessment below applies at Germany level.

Earthquakemedium
River floodhigh
Urban floodhigh
Coastal floodhigh
Landslidemedium
Wildfirehigh
Water scarcitymedium
Extreme heatmedium
Tsunamivery low
Volcanomedium

Source: ThinkHazard! — World Bank / GFDRR · 2024 · last verified: 2026-09-22

Access and utilities

Nearest road 6 m (residential street) · Power line 315 m

Measured from OpenStreetMap data. Legal road frontage and connection rights must be verified separately.

Where this place stands nationally

slope steeper than 84% of settlements in this country · solar yield above 79% of them · farther from a road than 4% of them

Compared against every settlement in the same country.

What can be done here?

Housing access indicators:
✓ road 6m · power line 315m

Energy site screening indicators:
✓ main road 6m · power line 315m

Physical site indicators:
✓ main road 6m

Only physical conditions are assessed (access, slope, fabric, hazards). Planning status and building rights must be confirmed with the local authority. Power-line distance is measured from OpenStreetMap; grid capacity and connection feasibility are not assessed.

Actual land sales

Hohenlohekreis, Landkreis · 2025 · district (Kreis) level

Average sale value 130 €/m² · sales 67 · Building-ready land 177 €/m²

2020: 143 € · 2021: 150 € · 2022: 181 € · 2023: 146 € · 2024: 158 € · 2025: 130 €

Calculated from official title transfers. A Bodenrichtwert is an official VALUATION; this is the average of actual sales.

Land decision report

The report for a parcel you select on the map contains:

  1. At a glance — Money, Building rights, Obstacles, Access
  2. What is the plot worth? — Official land value (Bodenrichtwert), Plot area, Land value (calculated: area × official value), Development status, Development charges
  3. Is the asking price reasonable? — Asking price, vs. calculated land value, vs. actual sales (building-ready land)
  4. What do actual sales say? — Municipality, District, Region, State, Germany
  5. Where does the value sit in the municipality?
  6. Value history
  7. What may be built? — Source of density figures, Local plan, Number of full storeys, Building pattern, Permitted floor area (calculated)
  8. Access and surroundings (village/town centre) — Nearest road, Nearest main road, Nearest power line, Noise (Lden), Slope, Solar yield (kWh/kWp·year)
  9. Warnings
  10. Purchase costs — Real estate transfer tax, Notary and land registry (typical)
  11. Sources and date

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