Radevormwald

The landscape around Radevormwald is a rolling upland of wooded hills and narrow valleys in the Bergisches Land, which has shaped both its dispersed settlement pattern and local metalworking traditions. The Wupper valley runs through the municipality, while the Wuppertalsperre reservoir forms part of the surrounding water landscape. Granted town rights in 1316, Radevormwald is among the older towns of the Bergisches Land; its historic centre remains the civic focus above the valleys. The town belongs to the wider industrial region between the Rhineland and Sauerland, yet retains a distinctly upland setting. Discover how Radevormwald relates to the reservoirs and towns of the Bergisches Land by browsing webcams nearby.

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