Bolter Kanal

According to tradition, the Bolter Canal and the lock Bolter mill between 1832 and 1837 to be the first navigable connection between the Müritz and Berlin. On the canal bank, the passenger ships of the White Fleet of goods and Rechlin on and off. The travel time of goods to the Bolter channel is about two and a half hours.

Jetty of the ship with connection to goods. Easy loading of the wheels.

The Bolter Kanal (BoK) and the lock Bolter Mühle in the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (Germany) are said to have developed the first navigable connection between Müritz and Berlin between 1832 and 1837. The Bolter Kanal connects the south-eastern bank of the Müritz with the Caarpsee. With the adjoining chain of lakes a navigable connection between the Elde waters and the Havel waters was created, which became 100 years later - after the construction of the Mirower canal with the lock Mirow - the "old drive". In place of the lock Bolter mill stands today a weir.
Source: Wikipedia