Varel

Varel is a metropolis and impartial municipality within the district of Friesland, at the Jade Bay in Lower Saxony and south of Wilhelmshaven. With 23,925 inhabitants, it is the biggest town in the district of Friesland. Its reputation as a holiday and convention venue, it owes the scenic and climatically especially favorable vicinity on Jade Bay. The actual starting place of the name Varel is unknown. An rationalization says that it approach drifting inside the wooded area or it comes from the phrase Farloh route through the woodland. Others propose that the phrase farle is a composite of the Frisian phrases fran and le or lo.

This might suggest something like Sacred Forest. The first settlement reveals are burial mounds and unearths alongside the Ostfriesische Heartsease in the place Altjuhrden Seghorn about 3000 to 2000 BC as well as an urn cemetery in Borgstede, Jeringhave and Bramloge as well as a boardwalk among Buppel and Jethausen approximately 2000 to 750 BC , Secured is also a Chaukische settlement in Oldorf Vareler port about 1st century.