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Deconsecrated as a place of worship, it still serves as a venue for various events. The altar and organ are located in St. Nicholas Church.

Roadside cycle path between Köthen and Merzien with asphalt damage. Due to low traffic on weekends, it's best to take the country road despite the mandatory use.

On weekends, quiet country road L136 between Storkau and Quellendorf with good asphalt

Quiet country road L136 between Merzien and Storkau. Easy-to-drive asphalt

Country road between Quellendorf and Kochstedt with good asphalt and hardly any traffic on weekends. The construction site over the bridge no longer exists.

Beautiful view of the Petersberg

Evangelical Lutheran Church The church belongs to the Gröbzig parish in the Köthen church district of the Evangelical Church of Anhalt. Since the old village church, like most of the village of Edderitz, had to make way for lignite mining, the foundation stone for the present church was laid in 1953,[11] which was consecrated in 1955.[12] Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edderitz

In 1958, after more than 100 years, open-cast mining operations at the site were discontinued because the deposits were exhausted. The remaining pit was gradually filled with water.[2] By 1967, the Edderitzer Lake, over 40 hectares in size and up to 41 meters deep, had formed from inflowing groundwater. It initially served primarily as a water reservoir for agriculture, but has also developed into a popular bathing lake.[4] It differs from traditional quarry lakes in its rather unplanned formation. After wild bathing areas had developed along various shores, problems with the embankment became apparent after 1989, presumably caused by the rising water level following the declining water extraction between 1990 and 1992, so large sections of the shore were closed off. From 1998 to 2003, the slopes were secured and a beach restaurant was created in the western area, while the former beaches on the eastern side remained closed.[4] For the reopening on May 15, a "House and Bathing Regulations of the Edderitz Seaside Resort" was published in the official gazette.[5] The lake has good water quality.[6] On the west side of the lake, there is a lido with a 400-meter-long sandy beach, volleyball courts, and a campsite. The lake is used for various water sports such as fishing and diving. A paved circular path surrounds the lake, which is used for hiking, cycling, skating, and summer and winter biathlon. There is also a geological educational garden with over 120 rocks on display and remnants of the open-cast mining history (lorry, water wheel).[7] In 2005, a life-sized "art cow" painted with fins and scales was sunk by the local diving club in Lake Edderitz and anchored at a depth of 25 meters.[8] Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edderitzer_See