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🇩🇪Lower Saxony — Lüneburg Heath

Bergen-Hohne Training Area

Updated: July 15, 2026

Bergen-Hohne on the Lüneburg Heath (Lower Saxony) is, at nearly 285 square kilometres, one of the largest training areas in Europe and has been in use for more than a century. The vast heath landscape with sand flats and open impact areas, ringed by pine forest, is ideally suited to live-fire and manoeuvre exercises of the Bundeswehr and NATO partners.

The relief is gentle — elevations between roughly 40 and 150 metres — but the area is so large that coordinate discipline is indispensable for coordinating units and monitoring safety boundaries. MGRS is the shared standard for international exercises. On this page you will find Bergen-Hohne's MGRS zone, its terrain features and an interactive map and 3D flyover of the area.

On the map

Bergen-Hohne Training Area OpenStreetMap

MilMap on this ground

On the vast Bergen-Hohne, it is all about maintaining an overview across great distances. With MilMap you record rally points, objectives and safety boundaries in MGRS, export briefings as PDF and use the terrain layer to read the subtle heath ridges. The flyover gives a sense of the open sightlines across the heath landscape.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Bergen-Hohne?

Bergen-Hohne is on the Lüneburg Heath in Lower Saxony, Germany. It is one of the largest training areas in Europe.

Which MGRS zone covers Bergen-Hohne?

Bergen-Hohne falls within UTM grid zone 32U. The exact MGRS coordinate of the centre point is shown at the top of this page.