About Schleiden
Schleiden is a town in the Euskirchen district of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, with a population of 13,390 as of 2025. Covering an area of 121.7 square kilometers, the municipality sits at an elevation of 370 meters. The town maintains a partnership with the twin town of Pont-l'Abbé. The geography of the area includes the rivers Olef and Urft. Notable features located within the town boundaries include the museum Ordensburg Vogelsang, the mountain Verbrannter Berg, and the hill Wildbretshügel. Administrative records indicate the town also encompasses the church building Evangelische Kirche Harperscheid and the fire lookout tower Feuerwachturm Wolfgarten.
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