Mühlensee

The Mühlensee is located near Ankershagen in the Mecklenburg Lake District in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. The forest-surrounded, approximately 40-hectare lake is considered one of the three historic source lakes of the Havel, along with the Bornsee and Trinnensee. These Havel spring lakes are located on the southern edge of the main terminal moraine of the “Pomeranian stage” of the Vistula glaciation and originally released their water into the Diekenbruch to the south, from which the Havel emerges.

The Mühlensee is located near Ankershagen in the Mecklenburg Lake District in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Surrounded by forests, the approximately 40-hectare lake is considered, along with the Bornsee and Trinnensee, one of the three historic source lakes of the Havel River. These Havel source lakes lie on the southern edge of the main terminal moraine of the "Pomeranian Stage" of the Weichselian glaciation and originally discharged their waters into the Diekenbruch to the south, from which the Havel River originates.Beautiful here!

Many trees have died due to the rise in the lake level, but the moor has been reactivated.