Landscape protection decrees (areas)

Model-compliant geodata set "Landscape Protection Decrees AG-29". Area-by-area definition. Unique landscapes in the canton of Aargau are protected by decrees. The decree is a rule of law issued by the Grand Council in accordance with a consultation and conditional procedure. The canton has seven protective decrees covering an area of approximately 6’600 ha. Decree areas in the Canton of Aargau: Cantonal land use plan with decree on the protection of the Rhine and its banks (Rhine bank protection decree, RhD) 1948; Decree on the protection of the Reuss and its banks below Bremgarten (Reussuferschutzdekret, RUD) 1966; Decree on the Protection of the Landscape and Use in the Reuss Valley Renovation Area (1982, accompanying Decree 1983; Decree on the Protection of the Landscape and Use in the Reuss Valley Rehabilitation Area (Reusstaldakret, RTD) 1982; Decree for the Protection of the Lake Hallwil Landscape (Hallwilerseeschutzdekret, HSD) 1986; Decree on the Fronwaldwiese nature reserve near Arni, 1973; Decree for the protection of the landscape of the Lägern and the Geissberg (Lägernschutzdecree) of 1977; Decree on the protection of the Aare-Reuss-Limmat estuary (Waterlock Decree, WSD) 1989; Decree on the Protection of the Klingnau Reservoir and its Surroundings, 1988;