Inser-Weiher, Gampelen
Protected perimeter on the national map
Location and surroundings
Inser-Weiher is an amphibian spawning site in Switzerland. The site lies near Gampelen in the canton of BE. It covers 13 ha. In the federal inventory it carries object number BE283. Within 25 kilometres there are 8 further protected sites. The figures come from the federal inventory and are updated at each revision.
Other parts of this object
In the federal inventory this object is split into several parts. Each one has its own page and its own map.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Inser-Weiher?
Inser-Weiher lies near Gampelen in the canton of BE. The coordinates are 46.9928, 7.0859.
How large is Inser-Weiher?
The site covers 13 ha according to the federal inventory.
Amphibian spawning site: what is it?
Amphibian spawning sites are waters where frogs, toads and newts breed. Many species are threatened in Switzerland.
Is Inser-Weiher protected?
Yes. The site is listed in the federal inventory and is therefore of national importance.
Which town is Inser-Weiher in?
Inser-Weiher lies near Gampelen (BE). The town page collects every protected site around Gampelen.
Which protected sites are near Inser-Weiher?
The closest are Fanel jusqu'à Chablais de Cudrefin, Pointe de Marin (BE,FR,VD,NE) (2 km), Ziegelmoos - Islerendüne (2 km) and Dälihubel (2 km).