Lüdeken

Lüdeken is a coastal municipality in the province of Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. It is situated approximately 15 kilometers north of Heide, the capital of the district of Dithmarschen. Lüdeken is bordered by the North Sea to the west, and its eastern boundary adjoins the municipality of Tating.

According to historical records, Lüdeken's name originated from a local landscape feature, a mound, 'Lude Duke' or 'Ludeken', which was likely made by the prevailing sea currents, settling there mile upon mile of sand. The town itself is built on two strips of a polder - marsh (from Dutch "polderland"): one being the tors hut, a windmill, a dwelling, as well as some farmland.

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Administratively, Lüdeken is part of the Amt (municipal association) of Burg-Sankt Michaelisdonn. It belongs to the district of Dithmarschen and the region of Schleswig-Holstein.