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Since the Elbe fluctuates much more than the Havel, there is another weir directly at the mouth of the receiving water. It has no function during high water, but when the Elbe is low it prevents the Havel from draining.

Currently closed due to construction work. Since last fall. You can continue to the next weir at the mouth of the Havel and cross there. The construction work there seems to be almost finished, at least the crossing is easier than last autumn.

The stork result for 2022 is 29 young birds from 26 pairs. The young bird record of 87 in 38 pairs was dated 1994, since then the trend has been declining

Nowhere in Germany do so many storks nest in such a small space as in the European stork village of Rühstädt near the Elbe. The place is beautifully decorated and offers several options for a good stop.

The confluence of the Gnevsdorf drainage ditch and the Elbe River is a significant hydraulic engineering project in Germany. The Gnevsdorf drainage ditch is an artificial canal that diverts the Elbe's backwater point, thus reducing the risk of flooding. The Gnevsdorf drainage ditch is an artificial channel that diverts the Elbe's backwater point, thereby reducing the risk of flooding. ...

Havelberg belonged to Brandenburg until 1952, but a territorial reform in the GDR brought it to Saxony-Anhalt. A vote carried out in the city council in 1990 with the aim of being re-affiliated to Brandenburg was unsuccessful with a narrow result.

The old oil mill is always a highlight, whether it's a little beer tasting or a visit to one of the restaurants. Climbing and even diving are also possible in the old oil towers. Best gimmick: The "59 Theses of Wittenberge", which the owners had painted because every week tourists think they are in Lutherstadt Wittenberg and are looking for the 95 theses...

Nice hotel. The diving tower is 10m deep and offers a horizontal and a vertical tube, a platform and various rocks at 27°C water temperature. It's an SSI base.