Tönnums

Tönnums is a small, rural village located in the state of Lower Saxony, Germany. It is situated in the district of Rotenburg (Wümme), approximately 5 kilometers north of the town of Rotenburg itself. The village is characterized by its agricultural landscape, with farms and fields forming the predominant scenery. Tönnums is part of the municipality of Gyhum.

Historically, the area has been settled for centuries, with its origins tied to agricultural practices common in the region. Like many small German villages, Tönnums has a modest infrastructure, primarily consisting of residential buildings and agricultural facilities. The local community is relatively small, and daily life is often centered around the immediate surroundings and nearby larger towns for services.

The natural environment around Tönnums is typical of the North German Plain, featuring flat to gently rolling terrain, interspersed with meadows, woodlands, and small watercourses. The Wümme river, a significant waterway in the region, flows not far from the village. Tönnums' location provides a quiet, rural lifestyle for its inhabitants, while still maintaining access to the amenities and infrastructure of Rotenburg and other nearby urban centers. The village's economy is largely driven by agriculture and related small businesses.