Spa protection area Stuttgart

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Leuze mineral bath

The Stuttgart mineral spring protection area includes the state-approved mineral springs in the Stuttgart districts of Bad Cannstatt and Berg . They make Stuttgart a spa and bathing city.

The groundwater flows from west to east towards the medicinal spring protection area. This is a by the Regulation of the Regional Council of Stuttgart of 11 June 2002 fixed water reserve for the following spas:

  • Gottlieb Daimler source
  • Wilhelmsbrunnen I
  • Wilhelmsbrunnen II
  • Südquelle (mountain)
  • Berger Urquell
  • North spring (mountain)
  • Westquelle (mountain)
  • Ostquelle (mountain)
  • Mittelquelle (mountain)
  • Leuze source
  • Island spring
  • Veielquelle

The medicinal spring protection area differentiates an area of ​​30,062 hectares into an outer zone , the inner zone and the core zone in order to protect the intake zones of the springs mentioned . In this core zone with the individual spring taps are prohibited

  • Extensive interventions that reach below the base of the Quaternary deposits in the Nesenbach and Neckar valleys.
  • the removal, extraction, routing and discharge of groundwater .
  • the exposure of groundwater in an area of> 500 m².

The outer zone extends over the districts

Protection of healing springs

The ordinance on the protection of medicinal springs is intended to permanently protect the unique natural treasure of mineral water. In order to be able to implement the Stuttgart 21 project , the municipal water authority granted fourteen exemptions from the ordinance on the protection of mineral springs in the area where the mineral springs flow into the central palace garden alone. These exemptions from the provisions of the “Ordinance for the Protection of State-Recognized Medicinal Springs” are possible according to Section 8 (3) of the Ordinance for the “Public Welfare”.

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