The Beversee Nature Reserve is located in the town of Bergkamen in the district of Unna in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.
The approximately 100-hectare area, which was placed under nature conservation in 1979 under the code number UN-002, includes Lake Beversee and stretches between the core town of Werne in the north and the core town of Bergkamen in the south. The Datteln-Hamm Canal flows on the northwestern edge of the area, the B 233 runs along the eastern edge, and the Lippe flows to the north. The Beverbach flows through the area and feeds the Beversee.
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