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Stade salt gate lock
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Lemmi alias Schlumpf
April 15, 2019
Cycling
The lock connects the city harbor with the wooden harbor, which then merges into the moat.
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•irgendwohin 😗 🥾🚶♀️⛰ 🚴♀️
February 13, 2020
Cycling
The ships dock in the small harbor behind this lock.
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•JR56
June 29, 2019
Cycling
Six kilometers from the Elbe River – on the edge of the Geest ridge – lies the Hanseatic city of Stade.
The first port used was a bend in the Schwinge River leading into the old town, the Hanseatic Port. In the industrial age, it was no longer sufficient; therefore, the city port was built directly outside the city in 1882. Since the 1980s, it has played no role in freight shipping. Today, it is primarily a marina for recreational boats and home to the historic ships "Greundiek" and "Wilhelmine von Stade."
The first port used was a bend in the Schwinge River leading into the old town, the Hanseatic Port. In the industrial age, it was no longer sufficient; therefore, the city port was built directly outside the city in 1882. Since the 1980s, it has played no role in freight shipping. Today, it is primarily a marina for recreational boats and home to the historic ships "Greundiek" and "Wilhelmine von Stade."
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