Bergfeld

Bergfeld is a municipality in the district of Nordfriesland in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. It is located approximately 15 kilometers north of Husum and 5 kilometers from the North Sea coast. The municipality comprises the village of Bergfeld and a few scattered farmsteads.

Historically, Bergfeld was an agricultural community. The landscape is characterized by flat plains typical of the geest region in Schleswig-Holstein, with marshland areas close to the coast. The economy of Bergfeld remains largely agricultural, with farming and related industries forming the primary economic activities.

The community has a local church, St. Andrew's, which dates back to the 13th century. Bergfeld is part of the Amt Südtondern administrative union. The municipality benefits from its proximity to the North Sea, offering opportunities for tourism and recreation, although it is not a primary tourist destination itself. Local infrastructure includes basic services for residents.

The population of Bergfeld is relatively small, and the municipality retains a rural character. Its geographical location provides access to natural landscapes and the coast, making it a quiet residential area for those who appreciate a close connection to nature. The nearest larger towns for more extensive services and amenities are Husum and Niebüll.