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The Kudensee pumping station is an important technical structure in Schleswig-Holstein, which was built in 1895 during the construction of the Kiel Canal. It is used to drain the surrounding marshlands and ensures that the water from the catchment area is drained into the canal. The catchment area covers around 7,978 hectares. The pumping station was newly built in 2003/2004 and renovated in 2022 to meet current technical requirements. It has three pumps with a total discharge capacity of 6.0 m³/s, each of which can pump 2.0 m³/s. These powerful pumps ensure effective drainage and flood protection for the region. Kudensee itself is a small community in the Steinburg district, which is known not only for the pumping station but also for its attractive surroundings. The region around Lake Kudensee is an important nature reserve that provides habitat for a variety of bird species and rare plants. The reed zones and wet meadows in particular are important biotopes for numerous waders and water birds as well as protected plant species.

Great routes along the NOK, when driving west/east you usually even have a tailwind 😜!

The homepage of the tourist working group Nord-Ostsee-Kanal e.V. Welcome to the Kiel Canal! Welcome to this most important waterway between the North Sea and the Baltic Sea - and at the same time welcome to fascinating experiences between Brunsbüttel and Kiel. After all, we are in the holiday region where not only ships can glide through meadows and cyclists can pedal side by side with freighters and container ships. There are even more things here that you won't find anywhere else: ferrymen who transport people and vehicles free of charge, world-class sporting events, festivals of lights along the entire length of the canal, the largest art exhibition in Northern Europe, a divided village, the deepest land point in Germany. And again and again: relaxation with a dream ship view. We have put together everything you ever wanted to know about your stay on the Kiel Canal here. www.nok-sh.de

The water has to go.

Schöpfwerk Kudensee (Nord-Ostsee-Kanal (NOK)) is a pumping station

The Kudensee pumping station drains the area around the Kudensee into the Kiel Canal.

The ferry is free for pedestrians and cars.

The bridge leads over the Büttler Canal to the Kudensee nature reserve and the surrounding area.