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Country
  
Germany

Admin. region
  
Kassel

Town
  
Flieden

Postal code
  
36103

State
  
Hesse

District
  
Fulda

Elevation
  
330 m (1,080 ft)

Administrative region
  
Kassel

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Rückers is a village in the municipality of Flieden, in the district of Fulda, in Hesse, Germany.

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Map of R%C3%BCckers, 36103 Flieden, Germany

Geography

Rückers is situated in the south of the district of Fulda, approx. 20 km south of the town Fulda, on the gently sliding northern slope of a low mountain range between Rhön and Vogelsberg Mountains called Landrücken.

Neighboring localities

Rückers borders in the north-east the village of Schweben, in the south-east the village of Hutten, in the south the village of Elm, in the south-west the village of Klosterhöfe, in the west the village of Höf und Haid and in the north-west the village of Flieden.

History

Dolmens found at the foot of the Steinkammer give testimony that people already lived here already in ancient times. The founding of Rückers is expected around the time of Charlemagne. In a written document, Rückers is mentioned for the first time around the year of 1160.

Religion

A Catholic church "Mariä Himmelfahrt" is situated in Rückers.

Education

A kindergarten named “St. Nikolaus“ and a Grundschule (elementary school) „Steinkammerschule“ exist in Rückers.

Sites of interest

The headwater and local recreation area “Steinkammer” located on the low mountain range “Landrücken” serves vacationers and hikers a superb view to the mountains of Rhön, Vogelsberg and Spessart. The area of „Steinkammer“ is a protected landscape area in the Hessian Rhön Nature Park, bordering the Spessart Nature Park, with geological and biological importance.

Motorway

  • Bundesautobahn 66
  • Railway lines

  • Line Bebra – Fulda – Frankfurt am Main
  • Line Flieden – Gemünden
  • References

    Rückers Wikipedia