Where is the peninsula Eidertedt?
Eiderstedt (Danish: Ejdersted, North Frisian: Ääderstää) is a peninsula in the district of North Frisia (Schleswig-Holstein) with about 30 km and 15 km wide, which is about from the year 1000 by Land reclamation and embankments (Koog) and is co-dyke with parties in the three islands Utholm (to Tating) Eiderstedt (to Tönning) and Everschop (at Garding) has grown. Today Tourism is dominant. Important places in the two cities Eiderstedt Garding and Tönning (former county) and St. Peter-Ording. Landmark Eiderstedt Westerheversand is the lighthouse. Other tourist attractions include the Katinger Watt, the Eidersperrwerk or the seal colonies in the Wadden Sea and the stilt houses in St. Peter-Ording. source Wikipedia
