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Between Vallstedt and Köchingen there is one of the few decent cycle paths in the area.

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⚓ Special Structures Since the branch canal diverges from the Mittelland Canal and heads towards higher ground, two significant differences in elevation must be overcome: Wedtlenstedt Lock at the beginning of the canal, with a drop of 9.30 meters. Üfingen Lock, located shortly before the Salzgitter harbor, also overcomes a drop of 9.30 meters. The canal ends in a large harbor basin in Salzgitter, spanned by a canal bridge built in 1957 over the Oker River. The banks of the canal are largely lined with embankments and serve as a recreational area for anglers, cyclists, and walkers.

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🏭 Purpose and History The canal was built in the 1930s as part of the National Socialist industrialization policy to supply the Hermann Göring Works (today Salzgitter AG) with raw materials and to transport finished products. To this day, it serves as a central waterway connection for the Salzgitter region and is essential for the transport of coal, ores, steel products, and other goods.

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good cycle path but only uphill and road rather sporty downhill

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Over 300 years of tradition and current programming: The Braunschweig State Theater, with its five departments of music theater, drama, dance theater, YOUNG! State Theater and State Orchestra, is committed to both the repertoire and current commissioned works and premieres. Depending on the department, the historical roots of the Braunschweig State Theater lie in various predecessor institutions. The orchestra can claim the most extensive history; it can refer to a 27-member ducal court orchestra that can be traced back to the end of the 16th century. Music theater, or more precisely opera, often enriched with ballet, remained the great art form in the theater business of the 17th and 18th centuries. Drama, on the other hand, remained the art of traveling theater troupes who came to the fairs in Braunschweig and set up their stages in inns until the 18th century. In 1829, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's "Faust I" was performed here for the first time, based on the original work and "unadulterated". Although it was greatly shortened, the Braunschweig audience had to endure a good five-hour evening of theater - and received the piece almost euphorically. Over the following centuries, the Braunschweig State Theater has become very differentiated and now uses a whole range of venues for its five departments in order to do justice to its cultural mission and its own standards. https://staatstheater-braunschweig.de/ueber-uns/ueber-das-theater/geschichte-des-häusern

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There is a diverse program here.👍

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the bike path on the bridge is very narrow, it is almost impossible to pass each other, so hurry a bit when looking at the canal 😂

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Lots of traffic on the bridge!

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