Am Rhein

audiobook

Am Rhein

by Heinrich Hubert Kerp

DE·~7 hours·14 chapters

Chapters

14 total

Land und Leute

0:27

Inhalt.

0:36

I. Einleitung.

8:47

II. Zur geologischen Einführung.

25:06

III. Das Mainzer Becken, der Rheingau und der Taunus.

57:34

IV. Das Rheintal von Rüdesheim bis Coblenz.

48:21

V. Der Hunsrück nebst dem Nahe-, Saar- und Moseltal.

54:31

VI. Das Rheintal von Coblenz bis Bonn.

38:10

VII. Der Westerwald nebst dem Sieg- und Lahntale und das Siebengebirge.

50:38

VIII. Die Eifel.

21:48
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Description

This richly illustrated volume invites listeners on a vivid journey along Germany’s most celebrated river. Beginning with a gentle geological overview, it moves through the Mainzer Basin, the wine‑rich Rheingau, the forested Taunus, and the dramatic valleys that line the Rhine from Rüdesheim to Bonn. Each region is brought to life with photographs and a detailed colour map, offering a clear picture of the landscape, its towns, and the centuries‑old castles that watch over the water.

Interwoven with the factual material is the author’s own reminiscence of a lively evening at an international geology congress, where his enthusiastic tale of the Rhine sparked curiosity among fellow scholars. His personal anecdotes capture the river’s enduring allure—its songs, its legends, and the sense of unity it inspires across borders. Listeners will feel the rhythm of the flowing current and the timeless charm of the lands it nurtures.

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Language

de

Duration

~7 hours (406K characters)

Series

Land und leute ... 10

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Original publisher

Bielefeld: Velhagen & Klasing, 1908.

Credits

Peter Becker, Marc-André Seekamp and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net

Release date

Feb 5, 2024

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Heinrich Hubert Kerp

b. 1864

A German geographer and teacher whose books brought rivers, regions, and landscapes vividly to life for students and general readers alike. Writing around the turn of the 20th century, he had a gift for turning geography into something concrete, visual, and engaging.

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