Uecker River Mouth Lighthouse

The Ucker rises in the far north of the Ringenwalde district of the Temmen-Ringenwalde municipality at a height of just over 57 meters above sea level and flows east before turning north after 1.5 km and flowing into the Grosser Krinertsee after a few hundred meters. From there it flows through two smaller lakes (Mühlensee and Behrendsee) to Stegelitz and from there into the Oberuckersee. The connection from this through the Möllensee to the Unteruckersee has a height difference of just 10 cm, is canalized (Uckerkanal) and navigable. It leaves the Unteruckersee at its northern end near Prenzlau. About halfway down the Szczecin Lagoon, the Ucker reaches Western Pomerania near Nieden and now turns as the Uecker to Pasewalk. Between Pasewalk and the mouth, the Uecker was dammed in the middle of the 19th century. Passing Torgelow and Eggesin (where the Randow flows into it on the right), the river continues to Ueckermünde and flows into the western part of the Szczecin Lagoon (Oder Lagoon) called Kleines Haff in this easternmost German port city, which is connected to the Baltic Sea.
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