Würeleckpunkten

Würeleckpunkten is a term used in certain regional dialects of German, particularly in the area around the Würde and Elbe rivers, to describe a specific type of intersection or junction. It literally translates to "corner points" or "angle points" and refers to a place where two or more paths, roads, or waterways converge at a noticeable angle, often creating a distinct "corner" in the landscape.

These points are not necessarily formal intersections like those found in urban planning, but rather natural or historical convergences. Historically, Würeleckpunkten could have been significant locations for trade, travel, or defense, marking strategic points where routes met. In a more modern context, the term might be used informally to describe a sharp bend in a road or the confluence of two streams. The specific connotation can vary, but it generally implies a point of transition or meeting.