About Moers
With a population of 101,298 as of 2025, Moers is located in the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia. The city covers an area of 67.7 square kilometers at an elevation of 30 meters. Notable features within the municipal boundaries include the Moers Festival, a music festival, and the local railway station, Moers station. The area also contains the archaeological site Castrum Asciburgium. Administrative and social ties are maintained through twin town partnerships with Ramla, Maisons-Alfort, Bapaume, Seelow, and Knowsley. Other identified sites in the city include the Evangelische Stadtkirche Moers, the Fernmeldeturm Moers, the Jewish cemetery, the square known as Kastell, and the Beech of Schwafheim.
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