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Nehern is a small village located in the district of Märkisch-Oderland in Brandenburg, Germany. Administratively, it is part of the municipality of Zechin. The village is situated in the Oderbruch region, an area known for its fertile lowlands and agricultural significance.

Historically, the Oderbruch area, including Nehern, was extensively drained and settled during the reign of Frederick the Great in the 18th century. This large-scale land reclamation project transformed marshy areas into arable land. The development of Nehern is closely linked to this process, with its settlement patterns reflecting the planned nature of the Oderbruch colonization.

The economy of Nehern, like much of the surrounding region, has traditionally been centered on agriculture. The village retains a rural character. Its geographical position near the Oder River, which forms part of the German-Polish border, influences its landscape and local environment.

In terms of infrastructure, Nehern is connected by local roads, providing access to neighboring communities and the wider Brandenburg road network. Public transport options are limited, typical for a village of its size. The community is small, with a population that reflects the general demographic trends of rural areas in eastern Germany. Local cultural life and traditions are often tied to the agricultural calendar and the history of the Oderbruch.