Düne

Düne (; ; ) is one of two islands in the German Bight that form the Archipelago of Heligoland, the other being Heligoland proper.

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Islands.name: Düne
Islands.image_name: Aerial image of Düne island (view from the southeast).jpg
Islands.image_size: 252px
Islands.image_caption: Aerial view
Islands.map: Germany
Islands.location: German Bight
Islands.archipelago: Heligoland
Islands.area_km2: 0.7
Islands.country: Germany
Islands.country_admin_divisions_title: State
Islands.country_admin_divisions: Schleswig-Holstein
Islands.country_admin_divisions_title_1: District
Islands.country_admin_divisions_1: Pinneberg district
Islands.country_admin_divisions_title_2: Municipality
Islands.country_admin_divisions_2: Heligoland
Islands.population: unpopulated
Islands.website: helgoland.de

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Die Düne - Helgoland

Das heimliche „Juwel“ der Insel, die Badedüne, liegt rund einen Kilometer neben der Hauptinsel. Die Badedüne bleibt vom Tagestourismus fast unberührt

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Wikidata facts

Population: 0
Area: 0.70
Elevation: 2
Official website: www.helgoland.de/helgoland/duene.html
Image: Aerial image of Düne island (view from the southeast).jpg
Width: 0.85
Length: 1.25

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Düne (; ; ) is one of two islands in the German Bight that form the Archipelago of Heligoland, the other being Heligoland proper.

==Geography== The small island of Düne is part of the German State of Schleswig-Holstein. Situated to the east of the main island Heligoland, Düne is part of the Heligoland protected natural area. The island measures in length and in width. The island is separated from Heligoland proper by the Rede strait.