The Bay of Meldorf also called Meldorf Bay , is a bay on the coast of the North German state of Schleswig-Holstein, which forms part of the Heligoland Bight.
The bay lies about 90 km northwest of Hamburg and 30 km north-northeast of Cuxhaven. It falls within the district of Dithmarschen. To the north is the North Sea resort of Büsum, to the south the seaside resort of Friedrichskoog, which does not however border directly onto Meldorf Bay. To the east is the village of Hemmingstedt and the town of Meldorf, which gives the bay its name. To the west the bay opens out into the North Sea. Its most important channel is the Piep, which is up to 20 metres deep and divides in Meldorf Bay into three branches: the Wöhrdener Loch , the Kronenloch and the Sommerkoog-Steertloch .
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