Fliederhorst
Fliederhorst is the smallest district ( residential area ) of the lilac town of Friesack in the Havelland district in Brandenburg and has about 20 inhabitants.
Fliederhorst lies at a height of 27 m above sea level. NHN approx. 1.5 km southeast of Friesack train station parallel to the Berlin-Hamburg railway line which separates Fliederhorst from Friesack. About 3.5 km to the north you will find the Friesacker district of Zootzen and to the south the Wiesenau district of Vietznitz . As part of the public transport system , Fliederhorst is connected to Friesack and Zootzen by the Havelbus route 665 operated by HVG.
Nettle cultivation
During the First World War and for a few years afterwards, in the Havelländisches Luch, the great nettle was also grown around Fliederhorst for fiber production. A nettle factory was set up at Fliederhorst to process the nettles, and their production was soon discontinued because it was economically unprofitable. Attempts to restart production during the Second World War were equally unsuccessful and were quickly abandoned. Even today the great nettle can be found in large numbers as a weed on the meadows and pastures in the Havelluch; perhaps this is due to the earlier cultivation.
Coordinates: 52 ° 45 ′ 19 ″ N , 12 ° 36 ′ 33 ″ E
Residential places: At the train station | At the Rhinkanal | At the sheepfold | Briesen | Briesener Zootzen | Dam | Fliederhorst | Friesacker Zootzen | Karolinenhof | Klessener Zootzen | Wutzetzer mill