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Zweedorfer See near Schwanheide is a former gravel pit lake that was taken over by the local fishing club. A lovely spot for a break.

A truly great, small lake with many opportunities to spend a good time.

Lake Zweedorf is a former gravel pit located between Zweedorf and Schwanheide. The local fishing club has done a great job here, stocking over half a million fish since taking over the lake in 1995. Fish species found in Lake Zweedorf near Schwanheide include eels, perch, pike, tench, bream, roach, and rudd. The lake is nestled in the midst of a vast landscape of fields and meadows, typical of the region and the area around Schwanheide. The lake is lined on all sides by a more or less narrow or wide strip of trees. In the southwestern part of the lake are two islands covered in trees. https://www.fisch-hitparade.de/gewaesser/zweedorfer-see

A highlight of the extra class. At this point on Lake Zweedorfer See, Komootler Daniela lets her Wauzis into the water and lets us know, “It's beautiful everywhere here”, she's right.

For Lüüd with wheel, tau Faut, alone orre ok with children, he in the Baaeanstalt lött sik dat fien Fofteihn make to eat and drink and many other thing.

Coburg fox sheep carry bells, old houses - lovingly prepared - endless space in a lonely, species-rich nature

Here you can swim in clear water.

This dyke trail, along the Sumter Channel, leads directly through the homesteads (from Schleusenow) along the Elbe and Sueden lowlands, within the UNESCO biosphere reserve Flusslandschaft Elbe. Simply beautiful cultural landscape and good to drive. Thumbs up. -------------------------- Dat lütte Dörp Schleusenow has a direct line of baben up'n diek because Sumter canal in't "UNESCO biosphere reserve river landscape Elbe". Here you lead directly dör de Hoffstäden henndör, likes angahn, Hunn', Katten, Pierd, Schaap, un ok anner Dierten, liggen dor up'n Wäg and you mötst dat an un anner mol afsatteln un anholln .... Because you dew I do not know why.