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De Drinkeldodenkarkhof, Spiekeroog

#3 among attractions in Spiekeroog

Cemetery
De Drinkeldodenkarkhof

Facts and practical information

Drinkeldodenkarkhoff in Tranpad on Spiekeroog, also called Cemetery of the Homeless, is a memorial to the victims of the emigrant ship Johanne, which stranded off the island on November 6, 1854. As a result of the accident, 77 emigrants lost their lives. The recovered dead were buried on November 9 in a dune valley, which was still outside the village at that time. In the following years, bodies washed up on the beach were repeatedly buried there.

Coordinates: 53°46'18"N, 7°42'2"E
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Tranpad 4Spiekeroog 26474 Germany

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De Drinkeldodenkarkhof – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

Nearby attractions include: Alte Pastorei, Historische Rettungsstation Harlesiel, Museumskutter GEBRÜDER AZ:5, Sankt Peter.

  • alte pastorei6.9 miSE
  • historische rettungsstation harlesiel6.7 miSE
  • museumskutter gebruder az 56.9 miSE
  • sankt peter spiekeroog0.6 miW
  • alte inselkirche spiekeroog~1250 ftSW
  • neuharlingersiel5 miS
  • messstation lower saxon wadden sea national park1.9 miSW
  • harlesiel6.9 miSE

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Which popular attractions are close to De Drinkeldodenkarkhof?

Nearby attractions include Alte Inselkirche, Spiekeroog (7 min walk), Sankt Peter, Spiekeroog (15 min walk).

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