List of street fountains in the Berlin district of Spandau

The list of street wells in the Berlin district of Spandau is an overview of the existing groundwater wells in the districts of the district.

Constantly running drinking water wells and wells with decorative and decorative functions operated on the water network are ignored for this list.

overview

The Schliephack pumps were widespread in the Spandau district; they are painted in a dark yellow shade. Since the end of the 2000s, these almost 50-year-old emergency water systems have been replaced by unadorned, green-lacquered fountain columns (FSH, hardly any Wolf pumps in the district). FSH pumps allow a higher delivery head. The reason for the exchange may be the damage that has occurred to the drill bed or the systems due to aging. This replacement, like general repairs, is dependent on the financial resources available from the district administration. A district-typical special feature of the on-site tour in the 2010s are large metal signs (about A4 size ) with the note “No drinking water”, which are fastened directly to the pump column with screws. Red-framed signs (sometimes only at the same height as the writing) are in addition to smaller notices stuck on to fountain stands. A special feature of the district is the Staaken community in the GDR district of Nauen, which was established in 1945 through the exchange of territories between the British and the Soviets, and West Staaken only came under the responsibility of the Spandau district again when the Wall fell in 1990. This meant that street wells for emergency water supply were only exhibited here in the 1990s, preferably Schliephackebrunnen (Rümmler pumps). However, these were renewed by FSH columns. What is remarkable in the district is the high level of operational readiness of the Spandau street fountain.

According to information from the district office in response to a written request in the House of Representatives, 38 were determined to be unsuitable for drawing drinking water. According to printed matter 17/15418 there were 74 state wells in the district. The following list was supplemented by the list of Landesbrunnen enclosed in printed matter 17/15418. The wells that are the responsibility of the federal government for emergency use may not be completely included in the list.

For the water supply in Spandau in 1895 only the 70 public street wells of the city of Spandau were available for 60,000 inhabitants. The growing population caused the city to commission engineer Walter Pfeffer with the planning of the water supply in 1889. The waterworks (on Pionierstrasse) was finally opened in 1897. In addition, there was the water tower on the corner of Birkenstrasse and Falkenberger Strasse (height 48 m, volume 700 m³) which existed until 1937 and in 1911 the new water tower was built on Feldstrasse and Blumenstrasse, which existed until 1932 due to the increasing building height.

The height distribution from the north of Spandau with terrain heights (in NHN) around 30 m (Warsaw-Berlin glacial valley) and the south (Gatow / Kladow: Nauener Platte) with 40–50 m is important for the groundwater situation.

Striking in the district is the almost continuous use of FSH pumps on a well stand, which have been installed at least uniformly since the (end of) 1990s and in particular replace the older Schliephacke wells (also known as Rümmler pumps). In addition, the degree of operational street wells compared to operational readiness is comparatively very high.

Basically, road wells are checked twice a year by the road authority. As a result, repairs or renewals are carried out and, if the source fails, a new location is chosen. The body of the well can be stored temporarily. For this list, images from July 2008 and autumn 2009 were used for comparison with the on-site inspection, so changes in the 2010s can be identified. The answer to the printed matter 18/10377 gives from the district office Spandau for 2016 (status: February 20, 2017) 120 "functional and in operation road wells ", compared to 87 for the years 2006/2007. In 2017, 49 wells were marked with the sign “No drinking water”. In the same printed answer, it is pointed out that there is a need to catch up in setting up street wells, especially in outskirts and new construction areas.

A current location determination results from the presentation of the results of the road inspection, which was commissioned by the Senate in 2014/2015 . The street furniture and pieces of equipment were then digitally evaluated and displayed on map material under the geoportal of the state survey office. The map material can be accessed via the link on the geoportal. The map details that are important for this article can be accessed using the search term “Straßenbefahrt 2014” and the relevant address. The locations of the road wells are marked with a blue square. Various map material can be selected as the background for the display. The overview of the locations of Berlin street fountains can be obtained via an OSM-supported map in a comparison of the WP-recorded and the plump recorded in 2014.

Notes on the road wells for the emergency water supply

The list can be sorted according to districts, corridor distance of the groundwater (in 2009) and pump shape. Property numbers that cannot be identified are marked in brackets and in some cases with a preceding "#" in the address. The numbers on the pillars were used in the list as identification numbers, they correspond to the marking in the road authority and (probably also) the commissioned well construction company. In the description, significant circumstances are compiled and supplemented with photographs and can also be viewed on Wikimedia Commons, broken down by district.

According to the information provided by the Spandau District Office in November 2019, there are a total of 128 wells in the district, compared to 116 in 2009. Accordingly, 20 locations are not directly suitable for drinking water purposes because of chemical and 10 because of bacteriological contamination. For 2016, 120 functional wells were named by the district office in response to a written request from 2017. The list ( as of 11/2019) contains 98 entries, two of which relate to dismantled or stored street wells. With a target of 1500 inhabitants per well, the number of inhabitants (334,351) means that 158 street wells are required .

Abbreviations of the statistics office are used for the districts of the district.

FalFe = Falkenhagener Feld Gatow = Gatow Hook = hook field

Hasel = Haselhorst Klado = Kladow Spand = Spandau

Sieme = Siemensstadt Staak = Staaken Wilst = Wilhelmstadt

The additional facts noted in the well list were determined in 2019. The markings with numbers were not recognizable on some wells bodies; instead, “- * -” is set in the list. For wells that are no longer available / cannot be found, <dismantled> is entered in the list, such entries refer to the year 2019 (unless otherwise noted). With regular water quality samples or complex controls by commissioned well companies, further changes can occur constantly. If necessary, the timely condition at the respective location must be determined individually .

The list also includes state wells that have been shut down since the 2010s. Usually such locations are closed, the wells dismantled and stored so that they can be used again after repair. Such locations are made usable again by over-drilling. For the well, which was closed for various reasons, it remains unclear whether new drilling will take place in the same location or in the vicinity. The financial requirements for an over-drilled street well are calculated by the district at 30,000 euros. The financing of the new construction of road wells is an investment measure and would have to be made by the district from the lump-sum investment allocation that was allocated to the district for civil engineering maintenance. So far, the district has six such tasks to solve for the 2020s in addition to the upcoming repair work. In addition to repairs to the pumping station, the frost valve and, in one case, to the stator body, 23 repairs are shown for repairs in the 2020 planning. According to the new legal regulations that the draining pump water should not get into the groundwater, the installation of twelve street inlets under the water outlets is specified as a replacement for the collecting plates.

A total of 128 intact street wells are specified for the Spandau district, with an average of one tap available for every 2000 residents. The responsibility lies with 75 state and 53 federal wells. With six over-drilling and 23 necessary repairs to state wells, an investment of around 230,000 euros is set in 2020. In the district, the street wells are in good condition compared to other districts. According to printed matter 18/21334, the health department marked 20 wells with chemical contamination and ten with bacterial contamination for use as drinking water (as of 2019).

Emergency street well

List of emergency water wells in the Spandau district

District	Name / number	Address location LOR / Kiez	shape	Corridor distance year	Image, notes
Staak	001	Nennhauser dam ggü.39 location Spandauerstrasse	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	The fountain location is on the corner of Spandauer Strasse. In 2008 there was no fountain at this point. This western side of the street was part of the Berlin Wall . The western properties (Weststaaken) had come to the Soviet Zone in 1945 through the exchange of areas between the Soviets and the British for the Gatow airfield and then to the GDR district of Potsdam. The post office and school were used differently in the border area. Since the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, these are again Spandau area. Opposite house 39 is fallow land, the property belongs to the Lindenschule Staakener Feldstrasse 6-8. This new building was built around 2000 and in the 2000s the housing estates of the Staakener Mühlenviertel followed south of the branching Staakener Feldstrasse in the arch of the (at the same time extended) Brunsbütteler Damm. In house 39 opposite there is the restaurant "Grenzck". The fountain is screwed to the base pipe with the foot and the street inlet on a concrete rectangle. This lies between customs on the curb of the road country. The water outlet is screwed to the extension piece on the long sleeve of the pump body above the stand. The working well is aligned with handle and outlet parallel to the roadway. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Staak	002	Räcknitzer Steig vs. 1 location Mulberry Allee	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	In July 2008, the yellow Schliephacke fountain is located on the southwest corner of the Räcknitzer Steig / Maulbeerallee. in front of the St. Maximilian-Kolbe-Kirche (Maulbeerallee 15) opposite the five-storey house number 1/3. After 2015 this type of well was replaced by an FSH pump. When the new fountain body was erected, the existing base pipe was obviously used and the fountain with a short sleeve for the water outlet was placed on the paved edge of the sidewalk along with the new street inlet. It should be noted that (2019) there was no sign indicating “No drinking water” on the well body. Nearby is the Räcknitzer Steig 8/10 youth center and the Christian Morgenstern School (Räcknitzer Steig 12) in the background. The fountain supplies areas of the Heerstraße-Nord large estate. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Spand	003	Schönwalder Straße 43 Location Eiswerder	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	Until the 2010s, a green-lacquered Schliephacke fountain from the 1960s was set up on the eastern side of the street opposite the mouth of Marschallstrasse. It was replaced at the same place and with the same identification by an FSH well. The water outlet is screwed to a short sleeve on the pipe. Schwengel and exit face each other. The water flow is successful. An A4-sized sign marks the discharge as "No drinking water". Next to the foot of the fountain, half of the street inlet is on the edge of the small pavement and half between the pavement slabs, with the strip of street trees on the side facing away from the road. The 10-meter-wide sidewalk with the fountain is opposite the opening Marschallstraße. The five-storey residential development 43 / 43a / 44 / 44a of the row of houses at the level of the fountain in Spandauer Neustadt was built in the 1960s. The war-damaged single houses were cleared for it. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
hook	004th	Neuendorfer Straße 37 Location Eiswerder	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	The green FSH well with a long sleeve on the column for the water outlet replaces the yellow Schliehackebrunnen from the 1960s. It is on the crossing 10 meters from the corner of Parkstrasse on the eastern side of the street. The opposite side of the street without the street is in the Spandau district (Spandauer Neustadt). Under the water pipe there is a plate with a rectangular hollow and the drainage channels to the curb. The handle and exit are parallel to the curb. To the south, the Eiswerderstrasse joins the Havel on the Eiswerdebrücke from the Eiswerder island . To the east, behind the row of houses, is the Havelufer 200 meters away. The former commercial area in between (south of Eiswerderstrasse: Schultheiß brewery) was greened in the 1950s and residential buildings were built on in the 2000s. To the north on Neue Bergstrasse is the Vivantes Clinic Spandau . The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Spand	005	Lutherplatz opposite. 4 Kurstrasse location	FSH-L	04-7 m	The fountain in front of the corner house at Lutherplatz / Lutherstrasse 17 on the side of the square facing the Lutherkirche (east of the church, south of Lynarstrasse) was not yet in place in 2009. At the foot of the fountain - ten meters from Lutherstrasse - there is a street gully. The fountain stand has a long sleeve to which the spout is screwed. The drain enters the street drainage via the adjacent street inlet.
Wilhe	006th	Betckestrasse 1 location Adamstrasse	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	The fountain is on the southern sidewalk 20 meters from the intersection with Pichelsdorfer Straße at the level of the house entrance. In 2008 there was a yellow closing hoe in a shaped stone mosaic within the shaped stone area of ​​the sidewalk corner between the kiosk at the intersection and the parking area "across the direction of Fart". This was replaced by an FSH well, whereby the outlet, which is parallel to the roadway, is screwed to a short sleeve above the flange to the well stand. The handle stands by the sidewalk. A note "No drinking water" is available as a red-framed text line above the outlet pipe. When the pumps were changed, the street inlet for the pump water was also set within a pavement, with this work being carried out in May / June 2012 during road construction work on the southern edge. Noteworthy: that a collecting bucket is placed under the exit of the closing hoe as well as currently by residents. Across from the fountain site (Betckestrasse 22–33) there is a listed residential complex built by the Spandau city planner Karl Elkart and the sculptor Ludorf from 1919/1920.
Spand	007th	Lindenufer 17 Location Carl-Schurz-Straße	Three- part FSH column	02-3 m	The fountain in Spandau's old town is on the eastern side of the street on the Lindenufer at the point where the Spree flows into the Havel, 40 meters from the bank. The waterway, which leads 100 meters to the market, flows from the fountain opposite. At the fountain is a playground, the sand area of ​​which is a little deeper and which is supplied with water from the fountain, which is suitable as a muddy place . The water outlet and handle are attached to the fountain column parallel to the course of the road, the water outlet is screwed to the base of a short sleeve. A note saying “No drinking water” is missing in 2019. From the fountain 60 meters north to the bank of the Havel there is a memorial for the deported and murdered Spandau Jews. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Spand	008th	At the Bismarkplatz (Groenerstraße) location Ackerstraße	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	At the same location on the east side of the continuation of the street course on Groener Strasse, the 1960s Schliephacke fountain was erected on Bismarckplatz in 2008. In the 2010s, this was replaced by an FSH pump (connected to the base pipe on the well stand). The location is opposite Falkenhagener Straße on the western edge of the eastern triangular part of the square. The square consists of a square to the northwest between Falkenhagener and Schönwalder Strasse and the triangle between Feldstrasse and Schönwalder Strasse. The Müllerstrasse leads to the northeast, followed by Koeltze Park and Kurstrasse. The water drain is placed on a plate with an oval trough next to the base of the well. The outlet pipe at the base of the long sleeve on the column is opposite the handle. An A4-sized sign indicates “No drinking water”. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Spand	009	Galenstrasse 41 Location Carl-Schurz-Strasse	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	Not far from Falkenseer Platz on a paved square in the tree line of the western sidewalk of Galenstrasse 90 meters from Falkenseer Damm is the fountain. On the opposite side of the street is the Freiherr-vom-Stein-Schule (Galenstraße 40-44) on the western side of the street. The neighboring property on Galenstrasse to the south is the Catholic parish church “Maria Hilfe der Christisten” (Flankenschanze 43). The location is noted with house number 43 in the BA list. The handle and the water outlet are parallel to the sidewalk, the round street inlet is at the foot of the fountain. The location is in a molded stone area the width of the lawn strip with the street trees. The base of the well and the inlet are set in with a series of small plasters. The "No drinking water" sign is a narrow sheet metal on the side of the handle. The outlet pipe is screwed to the base of a short sleeve on the column. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
hazel	010	Gartenfelder Strasse 84a Location Gartenfelder Strasse	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	The green three-part column (OSM-ID: 1401390830 ) has been replacing the yellow lacquered hoe pump that was previously shown here since 2010. It is on Riensbergstrasse halfway between Gartenfelder Strasse and the car park entrance. The location on the western side of the street is in front of the corner property with the sloping house at Gartenfelder Straße 84a and 20 meters from the northwest corner of Gartenfelder Straße. The city library and the school are located diagonally across the intersection; and on the same side of the street the Christ Chapel (Riensbergstraße 43). The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
FalFe	011	Zweibrücker Straße 81 Location Germersheimer Platz	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	The residential building in the residential line Zweibrücker Strasse 79-89, which has been set back in the Hausflucht (number 59-105), is listed at the listed address 81. In 2008 there is a yellow Schliephackebrunnen on the western sidewalk. The fountain is located 15 meters south of the Wolmirstedter Weg, which flows across the street and continues as a walkway through an arch in the four-storey house 83 on Hauserzeile. The fountain with the street inlet under the outlet pipe stands on a paved square in the tree line. The pipe for the water outlet is screwed to an extension piece that sits on a short sleeve on the middle part of the column. The fountain area is protected from sidewalk parking, which is common in the street, by the traffic sign and the neighboring street tree. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Spand	012	Plantation vs. 17 Location Carl-Schurz-Strasse	Three- part FSH column	02-3 m	In 2008, the yellow Schliephacke fountain stood on the north side of the street on a paved area 15 meters from the corner of the street to Grunewaldstraße. The corner house opposite the fountain is addressed at Grunewaldstraße 1. On the east side of the green area of ​​the plantation ( Stresow ) opposite the row of houses, this yellow one was replaced by an FSH pump in the 2010s. A long sleeve is attached to the column of the fountain for the water to exit; the street inlet catches the water under the arch of the outlet pipe. A sign "No drinking water" is above the ride, which is screwed to the handle opposite. The Berlin-Hamburg railway line is 60 meters from the fountain site, and the walk from Stresow S-Bahn station is 400 meters. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Wilst	013	Jägerstraße next 50 location Adamstraße	FSH-L	04-7 m	The fountain is in the south of Metzer Platz, east of the crossing from Metzer to Jägerstraße (15 meters to Pichelsdorfer Straße), which is limited by bollards. This fountain with the OSM-ID 6864424304 was not yet in the Google listing in 2008, but was recorded in 2014. The fountain stands on a paving mosaic, while the square is covered with artificial stone slabs. The street inlet for the drain belongs to the fountain, a “no drinking water” message cannot be seen, a metal sign or the strap clamp are also not present, the fountain is intact.
Wilst	014th	Jägerstrasse 46 Location Adamstrasse	FSH-L	04-7 m	The fountain is at the northeast corner with Brüderstraße (corner house Brüderstraße 37). This fountain with the OSM-ID 6864472960 was already there when Google was added in 2008. The fountain is screwed to the base pipe with an intermediate bottle. There is a street inlet at the fountain, a “no drinking water” notice is not attached to the fountain.
Spand	015th	Galenstrasse 7 Location Carl-Schurz-Strasse	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	The fountain is located 80 meters north of Seegefelder Straße in the Georg-Ramin settlement. He stands at the edge of the sidewalk in the strip of trees. A square of small pavers surrounds the base of the fountain on the base pipe and the street inlet. The sleeve on which the water outlet is screwed is short. In the 2010s, this column replaced the green fountain in Schliephacke design that was still standing on the same base pipe in 2008, 300 meters on foot from Spandau's main train station . To the east (Spandauer Rathaus, Münsinger Park) is the AOK building (Galenstrasse 6) on the opposite side of the street and to the north next to it the Spandau Ordnungsamt (Galenstrasse 14). The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Staak	017th	Torweg 65 location on Heideberg	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	In 2008 the yellow Schliephacke fountain stood in the garden city of Staaken on the south side of the gateway at the level of the western end of the house at number 65. At the beginning of the 2010s, a new well was installed at this location, which replaced the almost 50-year-old hoe pump. Am Heideberg flows 10 meters east of the fountain and opposite and next door is the Am Kurzen Weg bus stop (bus 237 and M32). The fountain stands by the lawn in the tree line on a square of paving by the roadside. The outlet from the outlet on a long sleeve on the column falls onto a granite plate (Charlottenburg plate). The exit is parallel to the sidewalk, as is the pumping direction of the handle. The note "No drinking water" is available as a strip above the outlet. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Staak	018th	Am Heideberg 36 Location Am Heideberg	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	In 2008 there was still a yellow hoe on the large paved area at the edge of the strip in front of house entrance 36. The location is north of the property on Ungewitterweg. This emergency water well from the 1960s was replaced by a newer FSH column around 2015, whereby the plaster block still surrounds the base of the well. A street inlet was placed under the outlet pipe for the drain. The outlet is screwed to a long sleeve on the body of the column. The handle is opposite and both are parallel to the curb. The location was not changed, so the well drilling was probably still productive. The no drinking water warning is a text strip on the body. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Staak	020th	Heidebergplan 11 Location Am Heideberg	Lauchhammer Type I.	03–4 m	In the garden city of Staaken , the Lauchhammer fountain with a fish motif (type I) and impregnation stone is located on the eastern corner of the square Heideberg plan laid out as a marketplace, access between the curb and a brick border. The Gartenstadt-Platz is bounded to the west by the Zeppelin School (number 3, 4. Formerly the 17th community school, behind it the Kirchplatz and the Protestant church. The fountain is one of the historical examples that were renovated, restored and supplemented around 1987. Next to the year on a mirror The lettering Schoening Berlin cast on the opposite side is the corresponding evidence. The fountain fulfills both a decorative function and part of the emergency water supply for the garden city. The front of the sideways building on the east side looks towards the square with its gables like north German brick gothic: the Am Heideberg row of shops: often affectionately called "department store". The photo from 1960 shows a gasoline-powered bus on the A 31 in the direction of Spandau main station (today Stresow). The functionality of the fountain is made possible by the impregnation stone slab under the water outlet The associated drain pipe is as Fish disguised. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Wilst	021st	Melanchthonplatz Adamstrasse 28 Location Adamstrasse	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	The Paul Mohr School building is located on the listed property at Adamstrasse 24 and the property is east of Melanchthonplatz. The school was built in 1930. There are no signs that the fountain will be moved. The location of the fountain is to the north of Melachthonplatz on the sidewalk edge of the parking lot that extends Adamstrasse. The curve in the street layout took place in the 1960s, before Adamstraße was straight in the south of the Melanchthon Church and Melanchthonstraße crossed at right angles with the course on the west of the school premises. The direct route via Wilhelmstrasse to Schmidt-Knobelsdorf-Strasse took place using the Diederich colony. As a result, Melchthonplatz was redesigned with the church. Opposite the church on the fountain side there is a senior citizens' house. The fountain location corresponds to the edge of the southern walkway. The exit is screwed to a long sleeve and the drain reaches the pavement slabs between the parking area and the exit from the home. The FSH fountain has been standing at least since the early 2000s. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Spand	023	Borkzeile 1 Location Carl-Schurz-Straße	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	A green FSH pillar is 10 meters from Seegefelder Strasse on the northwest corner of Borkzeile in front of the low-rise building of a discounter. At the same location, it replaced the yellow Schliephackebrunnen from the 1960s, which still existed in 2008. The foot of the fountain and the new street inlet set up during the replacement are within the narrow paving strip on the sidewalk. On the Schliephacke, Schwengel and exit sat across to each other, now they stand on the fountain body across from the curb. The long sleeve to which the water outlet is screwed sits on the well body above the well stand. At the “No drinking water” notice there are (July 2019) only two screws on the screw that could accommodate the sign. The Spandau main station is 500 meters on foot down Seegefelder Straße towards the old town. The location is thus in Spandau-West, the residential buildings from the 1950s and 1960s belong to the Georg-Ramin-Siedlung. The low building on the street corner was built around 1970. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Spand	024	Altonaer Straße 115 Location Borkumer Straße	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	The street fountain 24 is in the Altonaer Straße in front of the (corner) house 115. The fountain is on the corner sidewalk in continuation of the car parking area at the southeast corner of the Päwesiner Weg, according to the list of the printed matter "Brunnenen Altonaer Str./Päwesiner Weg" . The surrounding area is an industrial area - western industrial property Päwesiner Straße 25 and northern property Altonaer Straße 166. Until 2012, the Schliephackebrunnen with yellow paint from the 1960s still stood here. With the new well structure, the street inlet was added under the water outlet. The latter is screwed onto a long sleeve. Due to the slope of the parking lane to the corner of the sidewalk, the fountain with handle and outlet is oriented at an angle to the roadway. There are three recycling containers at the fountain and four massive stone bollards prevent vehicles from colliding. The trial pumping resulted in a brisk flow of water, which speaks for the active use of the tap, an A4-sized sign says no drinking water. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Sieme	025th	Quellweg 20 Location Rohrdamm	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	In 2008 there was a yellow Schliephackebrunnen (Nonnendamm settlement). At the same location on the base pipe in the eastern sidewalk, 20 meters from Nonnendammallee and 10 meters from the neck slope opposite, this has since been replaced by an FSH column. The foot of the fountain on the base pipe and the side of the street inlet under the arch of the water outlet lie in a molded stone surface. The paving stones around the foot of the well and a row of small paving stones along the curb are evidence of the replacement of the well body. The water outlet and the handle are opposite and parallel to the curb. A sticker “No drinking water” is affixed above the pipe, on the other hand, a strap with two screws is attached to the handle side, which would be used to hold the no drinking water sign. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Spand	028	Spandau castle wall 7 position Adam Street	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	In front of the residential building Spandauer Burgwall 10 there is a triangular lawn in the Spandau district to the north at the corner house number 7 and the eastern residential row of Straßburger Straße. In 2008 the fountain was a yellow hoe. The location is the southwest of the street triangle at the residential building Spandauer Burgwall 7 and across from Straßburger Straße 25a, whereby this residential line belongs to Wilhelmstadt. The district boundary runs from Ziegelhof on the west side of the Strasbourg, further on the south side of the Spandau castle ramparts and on the western bank of the castle ramparts. The replacement of the 1960 Schliephacke fountain was (probably) due to its age. The exit at Schliephacke was facing the street, at the FSH parallel to the sidewalk. In addition, when the FSH well column was placed with a short sleeve for connecting the outlet, the street inlet for pumped groundwater was also placed. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Sieme	029	Rohrdamm 25 layer Rohrdamm	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	A yellow Schliephacke fountain from 2008 on the east side of Rohrdamm stood opposite the Siemens main building (Rohrdamm 83/85, Nonnendammallee 101). At this location 15 meters to the northeast corner of Rohrdamm with Nonnendammallee, it was replaced by a new and (2019) active FSH column in the 2010s. The residential building Rohrdamm 25 is the corner house to the Jungfernsteig, the neighboring corner house is addressed with Nonnendammallee 100. To the south of the Siemens building is the entrance to the Rohrdamm underground station . The residential development of the (settlement Nonnendamm) is the beginning of the development of Siemensstadt. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
FalFe	030th	Germersheimer Weg opposite. 43 Location Germersheimer Platz	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	The fountain number 30 is on the west side of Germersheimer Platz. In 2008, the yellow Schliephacke fountain from the 1960s still stood here at the same location across from the confluence of Merziger Strasse and Germersheimer Weg. The square is located lengthways with a facility, football pitch and playground between Germersheimer and Zweibrücker Strasse, the residential buildings to the north and south face the square. As an extension of the development of Zeppelinstrasse, construction took place at the end of the 1930s and was completed at the end of the war up to the Spektewiesen. On the new body of the fountain, which was installed in the 2010s, there is a long sleeve for the water outlet and the fountain has a street inlet on the edge of the pavement facing the square with pavement. A large board on the side of the swing says: no drinking water. The water drainage stands for active use. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
FalFe	031	Recklinghauser Weg opposite. 23 Location On the cap	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	In July 2008 there was still a yellow pickaxe on the eastern sidewalk across from the housing estate 23. The well body was replaced in 2012 by an FSH column with a long sleeve for the water outlet. In addition, there is now a separate street inlet for the fountain. The Bernhard Traven School and the Siegerland School are located on the fountain side of the street. From the fountain location it is 50 meters to the south to Portaer Straße, 135 meters to Gelsenkirchener Straße and 250 meters to Spekteweg, and to the north 140 meters to Iserlohner Straße. The fountain is directly in front of an entrance to the school yard between school buildings 24a and 26. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Wilst	032	Földerichplatz location Adamstrasse	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	The FSH fountain is on the western side of the road at Földerichplatz in front of the play and sports facility, behind which the Christoph-Földerich-Schule (Földerichplatz 5) is located inside the square. Opposite is the residential area Földerichstrasse, the fountain opposite The FSH fountain is on the western edge of the road at Földerichplatz in front of the play and sports facility (public park), behind which the Christoph-Földerich-Schule (Földerichplatz 5) is located inside the cart. Opposite is the residential line Földerichstraße 26/28, the fountain is opposite house 28. The street corner with Weverstraße is 45 meters away, 100 meters north is Adamstraße. The base of the fountain is located in an expanded plaster square and is attached to the base pipe with an additional flange. A street inlet receives the pumped water. Schwengel and opposite the exit are parallel to the curb. Across from house 28. The street corner with Weverstrasse is 45 meters away, 100 meters north is Adamstrasse. The base of the fountain is located in an expanded plaster square and is attached to the base pipe with an additional flange. The fountain has been standing since at least 2000, the later added street inlet takes in the pumped water. The handle and opposite the exit are parallel to the curb. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin . In the corresponding list is “Brunnen Földerichstraße opposite. 24-30 "called. This area was rebuilt with residential houses after 1992.
Wilst	033	Wörther Straße 17 Location Adamstraße	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	The FSH fountain was already in 2008 in front of the house entrance to corner house 17 (Franzstraße 20) on the southwest corner of Wörther / Franzstraße 10 meters on the edge of the sidewalk. There is no street entrance, but there is a plastic cup set up by residents that serves as a watering and bathtub for birds. The surrounding residential development took place at the beginning of the 1930s; the incline of the row of houses on Wörthe Strasse resulted in an extension of the sidewalk. The well with the outlet and opposite the handle is parallel to the roadway and the curb over which the pumped groundwater flows to the street channel. The outlet is screwed onto a long sleeve on the body. The sign for drinking water is illegible, the fountain was recently painted fresh in green, and so was the piece with the two screws for a sign. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Gatow	036	Alt-Gatow 55 position Alt-Gatow	Three- part FSH column	07-10 m	The FSH fountain stands (at least since the 2000s) at the northern end of the Gatower "town center". Opposite on the property 54 on the continuous roadway to Kladow (to Kladower Damm) is the "student house Gatow" (after-school care center of the school Am Windmühlenberg). It was police station 149 until the 1970s. House 55 was rebuilt in the early 1990s (instead of the previous building), and the neighboring residential building (57/59) was built in the 1970s. Together with the current parking lot 61/63, the Gatow welfare office was previously located here. The fountain has a long sleeve on the column for the screwed-on water outlet. The pumped water flows over the small pavement on the eastern sidewalk to the curb, the pumping brings clear water - which speaks for an active use. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Sieme	037	Jugendweg 7 position Rohrdamm	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	The street fountain (OSM-ID: 5000575682 ) is on the southwest corner of Jugend- / Quellweg and opposite the Jugendplatz (third side along Mäckeritzstraße). On the north side of the street (Jugendweg 10) borders the “Johanna-von-Siemens day care center”. The corner house Jugendweg 7 / Quellweg 27 is the one in front of which the emergency water well is. The pavement area with small pavement is still in 2008 (picture on StreetView) the drainage of the spring water over the curb, during the inspection in 2018 this was replaced by a round street inlet. In the 2010s, the former Schliephacke fountain was also replaced by a three-part screwed FSH pump with a fountain stand. The well has a long cylindrical extension to which the outlet pipe is screwed at the base. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
hook	038	Schönwalder Allee 53 Location Amorbacher Weg	Three- part FSH column	02.5-3 m	The street fountain (OSM-ID: 1451276248 ) is in front of property 53 on the western side of the street and is 60 meters away from Cautiusstraße, which opens to the east. The water outlet opposite the handle ends above the half-open round grate to the street inlet. The frost protection cover is also located on the base plate . The well location is on the edge of the tree with small paving. According to the StreetView image from August 2008, there was an enclosed pump of an older type with a roof at this point in front of the house entrance . The Spandau Forestry Office (Forstamt Tegel, Revierförsterei Spandau) is located on the adjacent property number 53. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Sieme	039	Rohrdamm vs. 41 Rohrdamm location	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	The green-lacquered FSH pillar was installed for the "Rohrdamm settlement" in the 2010s on the western side of the Rohrdamm road. It stands in front of the 20 meter wide green strip on Rohrdamm at the corner of the opening Köttgenstrasse. The corner of the sidewalk is covered with shaped stones, between which the foot of the fountain with an intermediate ring on the base pipe is surrounded by small paving, close to the street inlet for the water drainage. The walkway to the north belongs to the shrub zone of the green strip, and there is a cycle path to the road. The yellow Schliephacke fountain from the 1960s still stood at the same location in 2008. While the housing development to the east of Rohrdamm dates back to the 1930s, the houses to the west of the "Siedlung Rohrdamm" were built when the forest areas of Jungfernheide were cleared in the 1960s. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
FalFe	040	Zeppelinstrasse # 1 Location Germersheimer Platz	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	The street fountain is on the western edge of the central strip of Zeppelinstraße 10 meters from the crossing Pionierstraße next to the pedestrian crossing. On the western side of the street there is a bus stop Pionier- / Zeppelinstraße for lines 130 and 134. The property at Zeppelinstraße 1 is located at the bus stop, but the tomb company with the commercial building is addressed as Pionierstraße 47. The Kisselnallee begins across Pionierstrasse, on the west side of which is the cemetery “In den Kisseln”, to the east the KGA “Frischauf”. Pionierstrasse continues (to the east) opposite the fountain location with the three-story house number 43. The closing hoe in yellow paint <ef name = "StreetView" /> from the 1960s was replaced at the end of the 2010s on the base pipe by the FSH fountain including a street inlet in the median. The “No drinking water” sign in A4 size seems to have been preserved and the water drain to the carriageway at the Schliephackebrunnen, the street inlet is new. The sleeve on the well body for attaching the water outlet is long and sits above the stand on the pump pipe. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
hazel	041	Simonring 12–14 Location Gartenfelder Strasse	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	In 2008 a yellow Schliephacke pump from the 1960s stood in Simonring 40 meters from Faucherweg on the western edge of the sidewalk. Within the 2010s it was replaced with a three-part column of an FSH-L pump on the stand. The location is between the entrance to the four-story house 12 and that of house 14. The body of the fountain with the handle and the outlet pipe opposite is in the small pavement of the sidewalk. The street inlet is located under the pipe bend of the water outlet next to the foot of the well. The distance to the nearest tap in Faucherweg is less than 300 meters. The residential development of the settlement between Gartenfelder Straße and Nonnendammallee was built in the 1950s on the site of the Haselhorster allotment garden "Hope North". On the well body there is a tape attachment with two screws to accommodate the (here) non-existent “no drinking water” sign (July 2019). The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
hazel	042	Burscheider Weg 8 (front side) Location Gartenfelder Straße	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	As recently as 2009, there was a yellow lacquered slinging hoe pump on the north side of the road. Since then this has been replaced by a three-part pump cylinder (OSM-ID: 1402612809 ) of the "Wolf type pump". This is located in front of the front of the 8–8h apartment block and 45 meters away from Haselhorster Damm. The pump drain leads into the round grate and no longer over the curb to the square insert of the rainwater inlet. Fountain and round street inlet are close to the roadside on a small paved area in the area of ​​the tree strip next to the pavement slabs. Note the underground hydrant between the fountain and the entrance to the residents' car park between the neighboring residential rows (10–10b and 8–8c). The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
hook	043	Buchenweg 13 Location Hakenfelde North	Three- part FSH column	02.5-3 m	The fountain in the Waldsiedlung is on the median of the Birkenweg 10 meters from the corner of the Buchen, Eichen and Birkenweg, with the Akazienweg opening on the opposite side, 15 meters from the corner of Birkenstraße 1. The location is in the paved square on the northeastern edge of the Central strip on the line between the houses Akazienweg 1 and Buchenweg 13. The residential area has existed since the 1920s, the edge of the settlement is no more than 300 meters away from the fountain. The median is used as a parking area; a (parking-free) rectangle was marked around the fountain in the 2010s, which is intended to prevent collisions. The three-part FSH fountain was already here in 2008. The water outlet and the handle are parallel to the roadway. The water outlet sits on a long sleeve above the well stand. The drain falls onto the pavement and runs down to the roadway. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
hook	046	Cautiusstraße 29 Location Goltzstraße	Three- part FSH column	02-3 m	The three-part FSH fountain has been in Waldürner Weg 10 meters from Cautiusstraße (northeast corner) since at least 2008. The foot of the fountain is located in a paved square on the eastern edge of the sidewalk. The water outlet ends above the pavement over which the drain flows to the curb. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin . The exit and handle are parallel to the curb, the exit is screwed onto the long sleeve. The apartment block from the 1950s along the Walldürner Weg is counted from Cautiusstraße 29-29c. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin (Spandau 13587 Ges2.15 / Land).
Wilst	048	Rodensteinstraße 18 Location Weinmeisterhornweg	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	The fountain is on the western corner of the Folkunger / Rodensteinstrasse intersection in front of the corner property at Rodensteinstrasse 18 (also: Folkungerstrasse 32), on the northern pavement 10 meters from the street corner. The serviced settlement is located south of Heerstraße between B 2 and Gatower Straße. The fountain stands on a square of paving in the strip of grass in the row of trees. The street inlet for draining pumped groundwater is at the foot of the well. The handle and the water outlet are parallel to the curb, the latter screwed onto a long sleeve. The paving at the base of the well suggests that the street inlet was blocked later. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
hook	049	Kulzie 1 location Goltzstraße	Three- part FSH column	02-3 m	In 2008 the yellow fountain in Schliephacke design will be located at the same place. The location is in Goltzstraße in front of the front of Kulmobil 1 opposite the entrance to the commercial area. The house entrance at Goltzstraße 58 on the western side of the street is 12 meters from the foot of the fountain, the corner house Kul Movement 1 is at the level of the fountain. When the fountain body was replaced in 2012, a street inlet was also placed at the base of the fountain. The outlet sits at the base of the long sleeve above the well stand. Alignment of the exit and handle parallel to the curb were not changed during the replacement. The houses on the Kulmovement opposite the commercial area (between Goltzstraße and Havel) were built in the 1950s. The Maselake Canal ends 150 meters from the fountain location, the banks of the Havel are 700 meters away. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Staak	050	Barmbeker Weg opposite. 3 Location Spandauer Straße	<degraded>	03–4 m	In 2008, a three-part fountain column (FSH) stood opposite residential buildings 3 and 5 on the sidewalk edge in front of the hedge zone to the commercial flat-building (diving center). The location was 35 meters south of Oldesloer Weg. The well was dismantled, sealed and stored in 2018. The location of the public tap standing here (3 meters north of the road lock) can only be recognized by the changed and newly installed paving of the sidewalk. Sometimes wells are re-erected or, if necessary (such as poor conditions at the old location), they are moved to new groundwater boreholes. According to the plans for 2020, the location belongs to the over-drilling and would be activated again with the necessary financial contributions. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Staak	051	Weißenstadter Ring 2 location Magistratsweg	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	The FSH fountain is on the northern edge opposite the circular central island at the junction of the Ringstrasse and is 60 meters east of Magistratsweg. The adjoining property is the residential building Magistratsweg 1. The address number 49 listed in the printed answer corresponds to the two-storey residential line 49 to 49i on the southern edge of the road. Both the settlement houses on the Ring and the three-storey houses on Magistratsweg (south of Brunsbüttler Damm) were built in the 1950s. The approach for the outlet is attached to the column body with a long sleeve. The control elements of the fountain are directed parallel to the curb. The FSH pillar was set in the early 2010s. A street inlet is inserted at the base of the fountain, probably from the mid-2010s. In addition, the fountain was numbered 49 in 2008, but was marked 51 in 2019. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Gatow	053	Groß-Glienicker Weg Habichtswald (settlement) location Groß-Glienicker Weg	Borsig hexagonal column	07-10 m	The fountain was re-set in 2015, on the base pipe of the already existing well (probably Schliephacke) on the same base pipe. However, the “shapely” and new fountain does not provide any water, despite the movable handle. At the fountain next to the road surface and between the bushes there is its own round street inlet. The location is on the southern edge of the Groß-Glienicker Weg, which has ended here as a dead-end street (since 1950), 10 meters from Künstlerweg and is located on property number 2. It is in the center of the three Kladow settlements, the Fliegerhorstsiedlung (private road) and on the Künstlerweg with the artists' colony (1940s Years), as well as the Habichtswald settlement (1950s) along the Hafeldweg in the southwest of the Gatower Flur (Gatower Heide), to which lies the border to Kladow on the outer path on the edge of the settlements. The well is seen by locals less as a manual groundwater tap than an ornament for the settlement. The top of the column is a flat cone, and the fountain lacks the district coat of arms, which is usually bent above the water outlet. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Gatow	054	Krielower Platz / Large bathing area in Alt-Gatow	Three- part FSH column	07-10 m	The fountain is on the large bathing meadow below the Helleberge settlement and Hohengatow 60 meters from the banks of the Havel, 20 meters east of the Seepromenade 1c property. The fountain stands in a cobblestone square on the edge of the asphalt footpath and bike path of the bank promenade in the area of ​​the Havelwiese on the Kleiner Breitehorn; on the extended Hellebergeweg (via the Krielower Weg pointing north). The fountain is located on the Havelwiese on the promenade at 32.27  m (Havel bank at 30.58  m ) while the Helleberge- / Krielower Weg point is at 40.47  m . The street fountain of an FSH column has a long sleeve with the screw attachment for the water outlet. The fountain is in use (as of August 2019) and immediately gives clear water . The A4-sized sign “No drinking water” is located on the body of the fountain on the side of the swing. At the foot of the well, under the pipe bend of the water outlet, there is a round street inlet to catch and discharge "excess" water. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Spand	057	Barnewitzer Route # 27 Location Eckschanze	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	The fountain 57 stands at the western corner of the Barnewitzer 20 meters from the Perwenitzer Weg. The corner house (# 27) is addressed as Parwenitzer Straße 12. The FSH well, which was in place in 2019, replaces the yellow hoe in 2008 on the edge of the sidewalk in the same place on the same base pipe. The space between the fountain and the neighboring street trees is used to park cars, but the fountain and its outlet pipe are undamaged and are actively used by residents. When the fountain body was replaced, a street inlet was set up for the fountain. The outlet pipe is screwed to a long sleeve and the (no) drinking water notice is attached above it as an A4 sheet metal sign and also as a sticker on the opposite side of the handle. The construction of the housing estate in Neustadt am Askanierring began in 1935, the SW-Karree at the fountain followed in the 1950s. The FSH fountain was already here in 2009. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Wilst	058	Jaczostraße 1 Location Börnicker Straße	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	The fountain is 10 meters in Blocksfeldstraße from the intersection with Jaczostraße, 80 meters south of Heerstraße (NE corner Jaczo- / Bocksfeldstraße). On the corner lot there is a garage in front of the 14-storey building (Heerstraße 243) from the 1960s. The FSH pump has a long sleeve for the water outlet under which the street inlet at the foot of the well is located. In 2008 the yellow Schliephackebrunnen stood in the same place, which was replaced from 2010–2012 after almost 50 years of operation. The straight road from Jaczostraße to Heerstraße ( Reichs- / Bundesstraße 2 ) was created in the 1950s. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Spand	059	Altonaer Straße 59 Location Borkumer Straße	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	A three-part FSH-L was already in 2008 in Grünhofer Weg on the corner of Altonaer Strasse 59/61, Spandau's Klosterfelde location. The residential development to the east took place in the 1960s, to the northwest before the First World War . Behind the well and diagonally opposite are commercial properties. The fountain is screwed to the base pipe via an intermediate flange. The draining groundwater from the pump reaches the pavement slabs around the base of the well. The exit on a long sleeve is directed towards the road, the handle is operated parallel to the sidewalk. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
hazel	060	Burscheider way opposite. 61 Location Gartenfelder Strasse	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	The fountain (OSM-ID: 1401390846 ) on the north side of Burscheider Weg across from apartment building 61. The location is on the edge of the road on the edge of the sidewalk in front of the green area between apartment blocks 58–58c and 60–60c. The fountain stand and the round grate at the street inlet stand on a molded stone surface between the pavement on the sidewalk. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
FalFe	061	Wasserwerkstrasse 8, Gütersloher Weg location	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	The location of the well between Haakezeile and Pfefferweg is named with house number 8 (residential line 4–8) in the list. In 2008 there was an FSH fountain on the eastern sidewalk, but in front of the four-storey residential building 16 (residential row 16–20). The (supposed) distance is 60 meters, with the access to the transverse block 10-14 between houses 8 and 16, as well as the garbage / recycling containers and a row of garages. The houses in the Karree were built in the 1960s, the location of the fountain could probably have been determined at this time. The fountain has a long sleeve on the shaft for the water to exit. The drain is immediately on the sidewalk. Around the base of the well, which is screwed to the flange of the base pipe, there is a small paving. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
FalFe	063	Freudenberger Weg opposite. 2 Location Darbystraße	FSH-L	04-7 m	The fountain is on the west side of the street (settlement west of Zeppelinstraße) between the junction from Wittgensteiner / Büschhüttener Weg (50 meters) and the turning bend (70 meters), from where the street continues as a footpath. There is a garage on the well side. The fountain stands on the edge of the sidewalk and its street inlet is at the foot.
Wilst	064	Gruberzeile opposite. 77 Location Weinmeisterhornweg	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	The FSH fountain is on the edge of the northern pavement of Gruberzeile 30 meters from the mouth of the Sandstrasse. The residential building on the fountain side is addressed as Sandstrasse 20/22 and is 30 meters from the fountain. Like the other residential buildings on the north side of the 1960s, the residential buildings south-west via Gruberzeile (reaching into the district of Steaaken) followed in the 1980s, the last in the 1990s. The west side of the sand road belongs to the Staaken district. On the side of the fountain there is an A4 sheet metal sign saying “No drinking water”. It is attached above the long sleeve to which the water outlet is screwed. The drain of pumped groundwater enters its own street inlet. It should be noted that the handle is not led exactly opposite the water outlet, but about 30 degrees to the left. In 2008 the three-part column is in place, but still without the street inlet, which was probably used in 2012/2013. The eye-catching light paving with ten rows of cobblestone already existed in 2008. At the eastern curve of the Gruberzeile towards Weinmeisterhornweg, the school at Amalienhof is 150 meters on foot (Weinmeisterhornweg 122). The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
FalFe	065	Pionierstraße 181 Location Gütersloher Weg	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	A yellow Schliephacke fountain was still in 2008 on the south side of the street on the sidewalk at the level of residential building 181 (block 179–183 built in the 1960s) between Wasserwerkstraße and Wolburgsweg. The fountain with handle and outlet in the direction of the sidewalk stood on the pavement edge of the sidewalk in a separate square. The fountain body according to Schliephacke was replaced in 2010 by a three-part fountain column (also in the direction of the sidewalk) and at the same time the fountain's own street inlet at the foot of the fountain was built into the sidewalk edge. Since then, there has also been a traffic sign next to the fountain. On the opposite side of the street, the forest and police training area , which extends to the suburb of Hakenfelde, is part of the Spandau waterworks (located to the west) and is divided by the Bötzowbahn from the In den Kisseln cemetery . The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
FalFe	066	In the Spektefeld 35 Lage Gütersloher Weg	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	On the southern sidewalk in front of the clothes donation boxes next to a parking lot there is a green fountain with a long sleeve and a street inlet at the foot of the fountain. In 2008 the same location was still occupied by a yellow Schliephacke fountain. The location is in front of the Martin-Buber-Schule (Im Spektefeld 33) and 80 meters from Hauskavelweg. The health department and the “special school on the outskirts” were located in the buildings until 1990. The school in Beerwinkel (Im Spektefeld 31) is located on the property to the east. The surrounding buildings date from the 1970s. The Paul Gerhardt Community Center is to the northeast. There is a bus stop (M31) at the location. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Staak	067	Südekumzeile 10-10d location Magistratsweg	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	In 2008, at the entrance to the parking lot in front of the front end of row 10–12c, there was a yellow lock fountain on the northern edge of the road. The location is in the "Schroeder-Siedlung" from the 1950s and the row houses on the north side are facing eight-storey blocks 13-13c on the south side. The foot of the fountain with the adjacent street inlet stands on the edge of the sidewalk, which is paved with small pavement. The well body of the nearly 50-year-old rumbler pump was replaced by a new FSH pump in the mid-2010s, which was installed on the site of the base pipe. The alignment with the handle and the exit parallel to the curb also remained. The Stieglakegraben runs 150 meters west of the fountain from north to south in a green strip through the residential area of ​​the Südekumzeile. The Astrid Lindgren School (Südekumzeile 5), which was inaugurated in 1966, is 250 meters to the east at the end of the Südekumzeile on Magistratsweg. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Wilst	068	Päwesiner Weg opposite. 37 Location Staakener Strasse	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	The column (OSM-ID: 1419007973 ) is on the east side of Päwesiner Weg and drains on the small pavement edge strips over the curb. The handle and exit are opposite each other parallel to the roadway. The location is opposite house 36 (row house 36/37/38) and thus 110 meters from Ebersdorfer Straße, which flows south. The location is 40 meters from the back of the house 36 to 37 and 45 meters towards the house entrance 14a. It is 130 meters to the Bullengraben (with the Bullengrabengrünzug in the Spandau district). The fountain stand with a long bead for the water outlet. On the floor, its retaining plate with the frost tap cover is screwed to the intermediate disk with four screws and this is screwed to the base pipe. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Klado	070	Lönnrotweg 1 position Kladower dam	Three- part FSH column	15-20 m	The FSH fountain is in the Kladower Finnenhaussiedlung , which exists north of the town center on both sides of the Kladower Dam and was built from (Finnish) prefabricated house parts between 1957 and 1958 . The settlement with two-storey wooden houses (made of prefabricated parts) was built as a “home” for refugees from the Eastern Bloc on former farmland and church land. A yellow Schliephacke fountain from the 1960s still stood at this point on the western sidewalk 30 meters from Topeliusweg in 2008. This type of fountain was commissioned after the Wall was built and during the Cold War in western Berlin . The fountain, which was replaced in 2012, has a short sleeve on the fountain body with the attachment for screwing the water outlet. At the foot of the well there is also the street inlet for discharging the adjacent pump water. It is also noteworthy that there is no sign of “no drinking water” at the well. The location of the well is on the green edge of the northern sidewalk at the entrance to the residential buildings 1–1L. The fountain gives water immediately, but it was brownish, which speaks for a rather rare use by the residents. In addition, the bolt at the handle pivot point has slipped out, but the operation of the handle is unhindered. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Staak	075	Pillnitzer Weg 4 Location Pillnitzer Weg	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	The street fountain on the eastern sidewalk between Heerstraße and Loschwitzer Straße was installed in the Rudolf-Wisell-Großsiedlung in the middle of the 2010s. The settlement north of Heerstraße was built in the 1960s. The fountain includes the street inlet at the foot of the small paving strip on the sidewalk edge. The water outlet is screwed to the long sleeve of the fountain column. He stands parallel to the curb. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Staak	076	Magistratsweg 27 Location Pillnitzer way	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	The fountain location is opposite the Obstalleesiedlung. On the western side of the street from Pillnitzer Weg 50 to the south in front of the strip of the houses in the 1950s to the Rudolf-Wisell-Siedlung. The fountain was erected in summer 2012. The base of the fountain is flanged to the base pipe and the street inlet is placed opposite the side of the fountain under the outlet. The outlet is screwed onto the long sleeve of the column. The drinking water notice is a large metal sign at eye level under the handle. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Klado	077	Imchenplatz Location Kladower Damm	Three- part FSH column	02–2.5 m	The fountain is on the western sidewalk of Imchenallee across from Kladower Hafen. The location is 10 meters from Imchenplatz in front of the property at Imchenallee 36. Schwengel and opposite the outlet pipe are parallel to the curb. A separate street inlet is embedded in the paved area for the water to drain under the outlet arch. The head part has a semicircular approach in which the pivot bolt sits. The frost tap at the base of the well leads through another base plate into the base pipe. The well is active and in use. The proximity of the location 20 meters from the bank of the port on the Havel (opposite the island of Imchen) may result from the increase in terrain to the location. Up until the 2010s there was a rumbling fountain in the orange paintwork characteristic of Spandau. Schwengel / exit parallel to the curb, however, the outlet to Imchenplatz, the drainage of pumped water happened on the pavement and over the curb to the gully 3 meters away directly into the street drainage.
Klado	079	Kindlebenstraße 13 / Contessaweg 50 Location Kafkastraße	FSH column	30-40 m	The well location in southern Kladow is on the western corner plot of Kindlebenstrasse on the south side, close to the square that is formed at the intersection with Contessaweg (south-west plot 30). According to the evidence, the FSH fountain was installed around 2012, it stands in a small pavement mosaic on the unpaved sidewalk in front of the property and has its own street inlet. The base of the fountain is screwed onto the base pipe with an intermediate ring. In January 2020, it was not appropriate to say “No drinking water”.
Klado	081	Seekorso opposite. 20 Location Jägerallee	Three- part FSH column	10-15 m	In 2008 there was a yellow Schliephacke fountain (1960s / 1970s) on the site in the “Wochend West” estate (laid out in the late 1930s, but not built on until after 1950). The foot of the fountain is paved around 10 meters from the parking area on the Kurpromenade on the green strip (northern footpath) of Seekorso. It is 30 meters to the corner of Otto-von-Wollank-Straße. The lakeshore of the Groß Glienicker See is 250 meters away, the distance between the corridors increases and shows a “(lake) bay” in the strip to the promenade. The fountain is in front of the property at Otto-von-Wollank-Straße 45 (next to Seekorso 22: corner property on the Kurpromenade). The foot of the well of the Schliephacke stands in 2008 (without a separate drain) on a square made of cobblestone in the green strip of the tree line, this is well greened on the new well body. The water outlet is screwed to the base of the short sleeve of the FSH column, its drain enters the small pavement. The fountain body from the 1960s was replaced by the FSH body around 2010.
Klado	082	Hersbrucker Weg opposite. 28 Location Jägerallee	Three- part FSH column	30-40 m	The well is located south of the Groß Glienicke von Kladow area and 20 meters from the mouth of the Weihenzeller Steig on the south side of the Hersbrucker Weg (plot 27). The fountain is located in front of the southern corner piece (Hersbrucker Weg 27) on Weihenzeller Steig 2. The fountain was set up around 2012. There is no indication on the, the pumped spring water is suitable as drinking water, there is no indication to the contrary on the well body. The base of the fountain is connected to an intermediate ring on the base pipe; there is a street inlet for the water drainage next to the base in the small pavement mosaic.
Spand	SP083	Werkring against No. 2 (BSR) Lage Freiheit	<degraded>	03–4 m	In the district of Spandau is in the state list of 2015 to the inquiry in the House of Representatives is with the address "Werkring ggü. 2 “listed a street fountain owned by the State of Berlin . No evidence is available for 2008 and no other sources were available. The address is used for the Ruhleben sewage treatment plant. The Werkring continues on the Spree in Sophienwerderweg. During the 2014 road inspection, no road well was evidently recorded and one was also missing during the 2019 inspection. Obviously, the well was shut down and pulled before 2000, at that time the location was on the western side of the street at the level of the southern row of clarifiers from the Ruhleben sewage treatment plant, across from the six-storey BSR laboratory building built in the 1990s. When planning the investments required in the 2020s, it is in documents at the district office as Br-No. 83 led. The over-drilling of the site is estimated at 30,000 euros, as soon as the financial means are available, the road well in the local industrial area can be restored with a new borehole.
Spand	SP084	Freiheit 3 ​​/ Schürstraße  Location Freiheit	<degraded>	Corridor clearance	The fountain is on the forecourt of the Spandau train station (now Stresow S-Bahn station ). The fountain stood on the north side of the Liberty in front of the house 1/2 to 3.20 from the opening Schürstrasse. Obviously it was shut down in 2010 and the well pipe was pulled. For 2020 it is under the street wells that are new or to be re-erected by over-drilling.
Sieme	086	Schuckertdamm 345 Rohrdamm location	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	The street fountain (OSM-ID :) is in front of the tennis courts of the Siemens Tennis Club Blau-Gold 1913 eV at the level of the east edge of the club building and opposite the entrance to the residential buildings Schuckertdamm 348–356. The initially existing "Schliephacke pump" with a yellow-orange paint was replaced in November 2009 by one of the three-part pump housings, which is now painted green. The sports field on the south side of the street has existed since the 1930s, while the residential buildings were built around 1950 and the Königsdamm was extended to the Rohrdamm. The compact well, which was removed in 2009, was designed in 1969 by Fridtjof Schliephacke for the Berlin street pumps on behalf of the then Senate Building Director Hans C. Müller . The hand lever for pumping the groundwater near the ground became known under the name Rümmler-Schwengel, the entire system as a Rümmler pump. On the opposite side of the street is the Christophorus Church 90 meters to the east .
hazel	087	Rieppelstrasse opposite. 28 Rohrdamm location	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	The street fountain (OSM-ID: 1411196073 ) is located on the western side of Rieppelstraße across from residential building 28 and so on the front side of Harriesstraße 2. The location is 10 meters from the northwest corner of the street mouth between the pavement slabs to the edge strip with small pavement. Noteworthy is the metal sign "No drinking water", which is almost the size of an A4 sheet of paper. The water drains into the round street inlet. The Rieppelstraße ends in the north as a dead end, the access to the "Siedlung Siemensstadt" is from Rohrdamm. The residential area built on Saatwinkler Damm 121–163 at the beginning of the 1970s blocks access to the shipping canal 200 meters from the fountain .
Klado	088	Alt-Kladow vs. 22 Location Kladower Damm	Krause	15-20 m	The fountain is on the village square (Dorfaue Kladow) between the village church and 25 meters from the Sakrower Landstrasse. The location is on the tree opposite the rectory and the restaurant (Alt-Kladow No. 20). There is a street inlet at the foot. The Krausebrunnen does not belong to the Reko fountain stands. The handle cannot be moved and the fountain does not pump water. The street inlet is located under the outlet of the fountain for the drain.
Sieme	089	Quellweg 68 position Rohrdamm	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	The street fountain (OSM-ID: 5002915626 ) is located at the triangular Schuckertplatz in the southwest of the junction of Quellweg / Schuckertdamm. The square is limited by the two streets and the arched residential building Quellweg 69–75, which crosses the street and leads to Schuckertplatz 1. The location is with the runoff on the edge of the sidewalk, just under 10 meters from the (here round) corner of the road in the Quellweg, from Schuckertplatz to the south. The drain stone was replaced by a simple plate under the water outlet pipe. In the lower area of ​​the middle cylinder on the well stand there is a high extension with the extension piece of the pipe for the water outlet.
Klado	091	Sakrower Landstrasse opposite. 105 Location Kafkastraße	Three- part FSH column	30-40 m	In 2008 there was a green Schliephacke fountain at the same location between Kafkastraße and Lüdickeweg on a cobblestone square on the western edge of the road. Here, a strip of green with trees on the streets runs alongside the road. The “Blücher-Kaserne” (Hottengrund, Sakrower Landstraße 100) is located along the adjacent side of the street at the level of the fountain. The internal Dr.-Julius-Schoeps-Ring continues on Kafkastraße. The access to the barracks is 40 meters to the north, as is Kafkastraße, which runs to the east. The Lüdickeweg flows 60 meters south across from the fountain. The handle and exit of the Schliephacke stood parallel to the roadway, the new fountain is also aligned in this way. In 2017, water management works were carried out on the eastern sidewalk area. It was probably at this point in time that the closing hoe was replaced by the FSH fountain on the same base pipe. In addition, the street inlet was used under the outlet pipe. The latter is flanged to a long sleeve on the column, a narrow metal sign with a red border on the side of the handle says "No drinking water".
Staak	092	Südekumzeile 56 Location Magistratsweg	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	In 2008, a yellow Schliephacke fountain stood next to the crossing on the paved sidewalk edge with an outlet and a handle parallel to the curb. The newly set FSH well was placed on a new source borehole, which is offset about 5 m in the direction of the crossing (corner of the pavement edge at the parking area "along the direction of travel"). During this exchange around 2012, a well-owned street inlet was also placed under the outlet pipe. The latter is flanged to the approach of a long sleeve of the well column. The Bullengraben in the area of ​​the Stieglake flows 160 meters south of the location. Incidentally, the Südekumzeile goes 40 meters west in the street curve into Zweiwinkelweg, the catchment area of ​​the fountain is the southwest Louise Schröder settlement.
FalFe	094	Feldgrabensteig 1 location Gütersloher Weg	FSH-L	04-7 m	The FSH-L fountain set up around 2012 replaced the previous Rümmler pump. The originally erected orange-painted Schliephacke fountain stood in the grass strip of the western sidewalk of the street “Am Bogen”, 30 meters from the mouth of the Feldgrabensteig and opposite its corner lot number 1. The note “No drinking water” is on an A4 sheet metal sign in Viewing height on the swing side. At the location south of Falkenseer Chausse, to the west, is the settlement on Hauskavelweg, to the east, a 14-storey residential development from the 1970s. On the fountain there is an A4-sized metal sign with the note No drinking water on the body under the handle. There is no separate drain for the pump drain under the outlet.
FalFe	095	Freudstrasse 7 Location Griesingerstrasse	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	The three-part fountain column has replaced the yellow Schliephacke fountain from the 1960s that stood here in 2008 since 2010. The location is on the western edge of the sidewalk in front of the access to the set-back residential building 7. Kraepelinstraße opens on the opposite side of the street 10 meters to the north. These houses between the suburbs and the city limits north on Falkenseer Damm were built in the 1970s, the surrounding suburban settlement was built in the 1930s. Behind the houses, belonging to the Spektezug, the Finkenheerd extends with a pond, 150 meters from the city limits with Falkensee. The well column with a long sleeve stands on the edge of the sidewalk between pavement slabs without its own street inlet. The base pipe obviously remained unmoved during the exchange, only the water outlet previously pointed to the Falkenseer Damm now on the opposite side. The handle stands in the direction of the sidewalk. The neighboring senior citizens' home at Freudstrasse 11-13 belongs to Gewobag and is looked after by the AWO (refugee accommodation since 2017). The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
hazel	097	Lüdenscheider Weg 2f / 2g Location Gartenfelder Straße	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	The street fountain (OSM-ID: 1401390864 ) is next to the entrance to the car park between houses 2f and 2g on Lüdenscheider Weg. The drain of the pumped water enters a round street inlet. The fountain stand has a short bead for the water outlet. On the floor, the retaining plate with the frost tap cover is screwed to the counter disc on the base pipe with four screws. Due to the parking pocket in the carriageway, the verge with small pavement is narrower and the pump is half on the small pavement and partly on the pavement slabs.
FalkF	098	Frankenwaldstraße opposite. 2 Location Darbystraße	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	The street fountain is on the western sidewalk across from the row of houses from the 1960s. In 2008, there was a yellow hook at this point with an exit to the roadway and a handle parallel to the roadway. On the replaced FSH both parallel to the roadway. The location is 90 meters from Falkenseer Chaussee, 45 meters from Haardtweg, which opens opposite. The base of the fountain with a frost tap is screwed to the base pipe, which is slightly above level, with an intermediate flange in the plaster block that lies in the small plaster strip. The water outlet screwed onto a long sleeve of the FSH column ends above the square. The drain bounces into the pavement joints and gets over the curb to the roadway and on the other side over a curb onto the green strip that extends to Darbystraße. The Bötzowbahn runs 160 meters to the west.
Staak	SP099	Brunsbütteler Damm 251 Lage Magistratsweg	<degraded>	03–4 m	From the illustration from 2008, the three-part FSH fountain body can still be seen in the line of trees on a square of paving at the entrance to the (transverse) residential building 251 / 251a. The marking cannot be seen in the illustration. The houses 255-249 from the 1950s were renovated and modernized in 2008. The fountain had a long sleeve on which the water outlet was screwed. The base of the well was screwed to the base pipe with an intermediate flange. In the case, water drained over the square and the curb. In 2019 this fountain was closed. The well was dismantled in the second half of the 2010s (after 2015) and the well bore was probably backfilled. The well bodies are usually stored. The previous location can be recognized by a square surrounded by shaped stones, which corresponds to the previous area of ​​the paving square in the edge strip on the sidewalk. The location is mentioned in the list of the Senate on a request (January 29, 2015) from the House of Representatives as property of the State of Berlin with "Brunnen Brunsbütteler Damm 251 Spandau 13581 Ges 2.12 / Land". The well was located 100 meters from the Magistratsweg intersection on the south side of the street. The nearest fountain (number 49) has since been 150 meters south on Weißenstadter Ring. As part of the reports of investment needs by the district authorities in June 2020, the state well "SP099" is marked as over-drilling, so it is available for re-drilling through new drilling as soon as the appropriate financial resources are available.
FalkF	100	Siegener Straße opposite. 35 Location Darbystraße	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	The fountain stands on the eastern sidewalk in front of the hedge that borders the property, next to a row garage and the strip of parked cars, ultimately between the two front sides of apartment blocks 30–34 and 36–40. It is 200 meters north to Salchendorfer Weg and 60 meters south to Gelsenkirchener Strasse. The original street name was Viersener Straße, the western settlement houses were built in the 1970s, the eight-storey buildings on the east side in the 1960s on allotment grounds. The fountain was already at this point in 2005. Its water drainage takes place on the narrow paved strips on the sidewalk over the curb to the street drainage. There is a long sleeve with screw connections at the piston height for the outlet.
Wilst	101	Földerichstraße 62 Location Adamstraße	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	The fountain is on the eastern sidewalk 10 meters from the corner of Brüderstraße. The entry “Brunnen Földerichstraße opposite. 63 “in the response from the district office to the written question of the House of Representatives printed matter 17/15418 proves that the location was created before 1985. According to evidence, a Schliephackebrunnen was previously (still in 2006) at this location. The eastern corner property was built on around 1980/1985 (war damage), while the corner house opposite (Földerichstrasse 63 / Brüderstrasse 6) was built before 1920. The fountain stands on the pavement edge of the sidewalk in line with the street trees with a bottle on the base pipe. It has a street inlet and the water outlet is screwed to the long sleeve. The sticker "No drinking water" is at eye level on the curb side of the column. The location is in the Wilhelmstadt Nordost area on Pichelsdorfer Straße. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Staak	102	Maulbeerallee 31 Lage Maulbeerallee	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	The FSH fountain of the Obstallee settlement was already in the line of trees on the southern sidewalk in 2008. 60 meters to the west, the Baluschekweg joins the Maulbeerallee, opposite the fountain is property 34a. Behind the residential blocks south of Maulbeerallee is the community center Heerstraße Nord and the Christian Morgenstern School. The fountain is in the paved sidewalk. A long sleeve on the fountain body holds the water outlet, the drain falls onto a (Charlottenburg) plate. The base of the well is screwed to the protruding base pipe. The settlement was built around 1970 on the site of the (former) Amalienhof Staaken estate. The bus stop Baluschekweg on line 137 is nearby. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Wilst	104	Crooked gardens 9 Location Borkumer Straße	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	The FSH fountain is opposite the entrance to the discounter market (Wilhelmstraße 5) on the western sidewalk 15 meters from residential building 9 to the north. It was set in this form at the beginning of the 2000s. The fact that the groundwater is not drinking water is noted on the outlet side with a sticker. On the swing side, a large metal sign hangs above the long sleeve above the column stand. The property at the height of the fountain behind the fence belongs to Seeburger Straße 86. There is a plate on the pavement edge for the pumping process. The Bertolt-Brecht-Oberschule (Wilhelmstraße 10) is 150 meters from the fountain down the Krumme Gärten to the south . The school building was on the current site of the hardware store (Wilhelmstraße 8) until 1990 and was rebuilt on the previous sports area. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
FalFe	0105	Schulzenstrasse 20 Location on the cap	FSH-L	04-7 m	The green fountain stands on a separate paving in the small pavement mosaic on the western sidewalk, 20 meters north of Seegefelder Straße. Instead of the street entrance, there are two pavement slabs under the exit. A “no drinking water” sign is stuck on, the tape for the metal sign provided is empty.
hook	106	Hook Straße 9 Location Goltzstraße	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	In 2008 there was a yellow pickaxe in "Karlslust" (now residential buildings 8–8c) on the southwest pavement, a little next to the crossing, in front of the residential high-rise 9 / 9a. The fountain is opposite the Carl-Schurz-Schule and the "Stadion Hakenfelde", which was set up in the 1920s, behind the high-rise residential building is the Heinrich-Böll-Schule (Am Forstacker 9) to the east and the street Am Forstacker 280 meters the angle in the course of the road on Hakenfelder Strasse 130 meters to the northwest. The FSH column, which was installed as a replacement in 2012, has a long sleeve for the water outlet. The foot of the fountain lies in the square between the pavement slabs of the sidewalk, on the side opposite the exit with four rows of shaped stones. The water drain from the outlet falls on the paving and runs to the curb. It should be noted that the handle is rotated by about 30 ° in relation to the exit pipe axis parallel to the curb towards the house. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Wilhe	107	Jägerstrasse 22 Location Adamstrasse	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	The fountain is (as early as 2008) on the western sidewalk in front of the undeveloped corner of the property on Weverstrasse. The property at Weverstrasse 53/54 (which belonged to Jägerstrasse 22) was redesigned through demolition and new construction in the 1960s. The location of the fountain is 20 meters from Weverstrasse and 15 meters from entrance 22 of the house. The Bunnen stands with a handle and the exit on a long sleeve parallel to the curb on the paved sidewalk edge. The foot flange is screwed to the base tube via an intermediate ring. There is a resident's container under the pipe bend, the street inlet for the water drain is missing. There was no notice "No drinking water" . The southern Wilhelmstadt is framed by the Südpark (pond) and the Grimnitzsee, 300–500 meters from the fountain, with the groundwater distance up to 5 m on this area.
Wilst	0108	Steinmeisterweg 28 Location Weinmeisterhornweg	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	The fountain location is on the western sidewalk in front of the two-story residential building 28 with a loft extension. Adjacent to the widening of the road for parking space at houses 26 and following is the area for parking motor vehicles. Settlement houses stand on the opposite side of the street. The foot of the fountain is surrounded by a small paving mosaic that extends into the pavement slabs when the fountain is placed. The drain from the water outlet reaches a plate next to the mosaic and flows sideways over the curb to the roadway. There is no notice "No drinking water".
hazel	110	Faucherweg 29 (front side) Location Gartenfelder Straße	Three- part FSH column	03–6 m	The fountain (OSM-ID: 1397552625 ) is at the entrance to the house and in front of the front of house 29 on the southern side of the street, 30 meters from the Gorgasring and the triangular square area that opens out from the south. A large sign is screwed to the fountain stand and it stands on the sidewalk strip, where the round street inlet is also located. The frost tap is accessible via a cover screw at the base of the well.
Staak	111	Messterweg 2 Location Weinmeisterhornweg	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	The Semmelländerweg is the continuation of the Magistratsweg south of Heerstraße ( B5 ). The FSH fountain is in Semmelländerweg 10 meters on the southwest corner of the opening street in front of the corner property Messterweg 2. From the location to the west there are allotment gardens (WES Semmelländerweg, KGA “Neue Hoffnung” and “Amalienhof II”), to the north the Rudolf-Wisell- Large housing estate. Heerstrasse can be reached 180 meters to the northeast. Handle and water outlet on the column are parallel to the curb. The outlet is screwed to a shoulder of the short sleeve. Pumped groundwater flows off over the pavement slabs. The fountain has been in this form at least since 2005. Entry in the list for printed matter 17/15418: Brunnen Semmelländerweg / Messterweg. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin . Semmelländerweg opposite. 15th
Wilst	0112	Ulrikenstrasse opposite. 50 Location Staakener Strasse	FSH-L	03–4 m	The green-painted fountain is located south of the Spektegrünzug on the western sidewalk of Ulrikenstrasse, 80 meters from Lazarusstrasse and north of Ebersdorfer Platz. The fountain location is in the space in front of the two-story row houses Hetterweg 32 / 32a and Ulrikenstraße 47/49. The water drain falls onto the small pavement of the verge and runs into the ground and over the curb. For a "no drinking water" sign, there is a strap with screws on the well body, the sign is missing.
hook	113	Reußstraße 10 Location Amorbacher way	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	The fountain is 10 meters in Mittelstadter Weg from the Reussstrasse intersection on the edge of the sidewalk. The northeast corner of the recessed corner house is equipped as a green area. The FSH column with a long sleeve stands on the plaster square in which the street inlet is next to the stand base. With the handle and the exit parallel to the roadway, the fountain stands in the paved edge in the line of trees. In 2008 there was still a yellow closing peg well on this base pipe, with the exit to the roadway and the handle to the sidewalk. The surrounding residential buildings to the west of Streitstrasse were built in the Bauhaus style at the end of the 1920s; the space on the street corners created by the recessed corner house corresponds to this construction method.
Staak	114	Blasewitzer Ring 26 Lage Maulbeerallee	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	Already in 2008 there was a three-part fountain in the east of the Obstallee estate in front of the multi-storey car park number 21 and across from the Wilhelmstadt high-rise building 26 in block 28-36 (corner of Reclamweg). The border of the district lies on the eastern edge of the road country. The fountain and the road area belong to Staaken. However, in 2019 the fountain will be parallel to the curb with a handle and ride and has a street inlet. In 2008 the exit was towards the roadway and the drain reached the street channel via the shaped stones. In both cases the pipe was connected to the well body via the long sleeve and the well base was screwed to the standpipe via an intermediate flange. In 2019 the round handle on the handle broke off, the fountain immediately releases clear water when it pumps. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Wilst	115	Egelpfuhlstrasse opposite. 12 Location Staakener Strasse	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	The fountain is in Egelpfuhlstrasse in front of the recessed house number 13, directly opposite the property entrance number 12. In the list of printed matter 17/15418, the "Brunnen Egelpfuhlstrasse 12" is mentioned. Property 13 was not built on until after 1980. It previously belonged to the Egelpfuhlwiesen, with farm buildings on plot 7/9 at that time. The location of the street fountain was laid out before 1980; in 2008 there was still a Schliephacke fountain like the one that was erected in the 1960s. The exchange took place in 2012. The FSH column with its own street inlet is now screwed onto the unchanged base tube with an intermediate flange. Together with the base of the well within the paved shoulder. The outlet pipe is screwed to a long sleeve with a shoulder. The Egelpfuhlgraben is 250 meters to the west. The Grässeweg flows 40 meters south of the fountain. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Staak	116	Cosmarweg 18 Location Staakener Straße	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	Instead of the green-lacquered fountain column, the yellow Schliephacke fountain (OSM-ID: 4724564015 ) still stood on the northern pavement in its own paving mosaic in 2008 . With the replacement of the well body of the 1960s well body (Rümmler / Schliephacke) in 2010, a separate street inlet was created and the location of the base pipe was shifted by 3.50 meters in the direction of Schwebelweg (from the house entrance to the east). The new location in front of the settlement house 18 is now 30 meters east of the Bolteweg (corner house 20). The FSH fountain has a short sleeve for the outlet approach. The building opposite Cosmarweg 15/19 is the "family house on Cosmarweg" (leisure center) after the Protestant parish house (Francke House) built in the 1930s was rebuilt in 2011. The settlement was parceled out at the beginning of the 1930s. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Spand	120	Corner hill 20 Location of the corner hill	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	The fountain is on the western corner of Fehrbelliner Strasse with a corner hill. Stadtheidestrasse continues the street Eckschanze diagonally to the northeast and Glowener Strasse joins the Fehrbelliner to the south from the west. The residential development on Brunneneck was built in the 1950s, the one opposite to the north in the 1910s and to the east in the 1960s. The fountain stands on pavement on the sidewalk edge with a street inlet. The fountain column has a long sleeve with a screw attachment for the water outlet. The bracket for a sign is attached, the drinking water notice (as of July 2019) is missing.
FalFe	122	On the envelope Pfuhl 27 Location Gütersloher way	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	Since the beginning of the 2000s, an FSH fountain has stood on the corner of Straße 600, directly on the chamfered street corner with Am Mantelpfuhl (up to the development of Straße 603). The corner plot of the north-west corner is addressed with Am Mantelpfuhl 27. Across the street, the street continues eastward from Hochhausweg (until the ten-storey building is built as street 600 ) and continues in Im Spektefeld. It should be noted that the well body, each with a long sleeve for the approach of the water outlet, has been rotated by 180 ° since 2008. In 2008 the exit is at the end of Straße 600, in 2019 at Am Mantelpfuhl. In addition, a street inlet for the pump water has been available since then. The change (probably) took place in 2015, the foot of the fountain is surrounded by a lighter square of paving, but the pumping attempt ( August 2019) was unsuccessful. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Wilst	123	Seeburger Strasse (* 76) Location Borkumer Strasse	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	The FSH fountain was already in place in 2008 on the eastern side of the road where Seecktstrasse meets Seeburger Strasse. The properties at Seecktstrasse 1 and 3 are undeveloped. This is followed by residential rows that have filled the triangle of land since the late 1950s. Opposite the fountain is the school at Gartenfeld. (Seecktstrasse 2, Freie Georgenschule) The fountain location The fountain location is next to the front of the south-eastern six-storey corner house on Seeburger Strasse, on the north side of which there is a discounter market (Seeburger Strasse 18). The foot of the fountain and next to it the street inlet are located in the paved edge of the sidewalk that bends towards Seecktstrasse. The stand is screwed onto the base tube with an intermediate flange. The water outlet is screwed to the neck of the long sleeve. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Staak	124	Obstallee 22 location Maulbeerallee	Three- part FSH column	Corridor clearance	The FSH fountain is on the north side of the street 15 meters next to the “Obstallee 22-2” driveway at the level of the MVZ (medical care center). The Obstallee is traffic-calmed with recessed residential buildings and gives its name to the Obstallee settlement. The large estate was built on the grounds of the (former) Amalienhof. To the west from the 1980s in the direction of Magistratsweg are several high-rise residential buildings on the low-rise, for example with the Heerstraße district library. The foot of the fountain with the street inlet that was added later is located behind a square of bushes that reduces the width of the street at a footpath crossing (Obstallee line 22 versus 27) with road paving. The fountain body has a long sleeve at pump height for attaching the water outlet. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Staak	125	Filmwerkeweg vs. 1 location Spandauer Strasse	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	The street fountain is at the northeast corner of the junction of the Filmwerkeweg in the Brunsbütteler Damm. The pavement slabs are in front of the corner property, so the fountain is set 10 meters from the pavement corner in a small paving square (80 × 80 cm²) with a side length of two pavement slabs. The pump water flows from a long outlet nozzle onto this surface and over the curb. This outlet is screwed to an extension piece on the long bead of the central cylinder on the well stand. That is screwed to a 60 cm cover plate of the base steel tube. The large Spandau sign "No drinking water" was removed (probably without authorization). The pump location is opposite the house at Filmwerkeweg 1 on the east side of the street at the level of the green area in the front garden of the four-storey residential building at Brunsbütteler Damm 314c. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Wilst	126	Ruhlebener Straße 137 Location Tiefwerder	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	The FSH fountain is in front of residential building 137 on the south side of the street and 20 meters away from the side branch of the street, which forms the access to the southern buildings between 139 and 141. At the pavement edge of the sidewalk there is a much newer paving around the base of the fountain, which already existed in 2008. A short sleeve on the middle part of the column carries the water outlet. Its drainage takes place over the paving and the curb to the street drainage. At the end of the road, the district border with Charlottenburg (Westend) already runs. The traffic does not use this directional street layout, but follows the Charlottenburger Chaussee. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
FalFe	127	On Kiesteich (# 50) located in Gütersloh way	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	The yellow painted street fountain (OSM-ID: 2102288521 ) is at the parking lot entrance (north) next to the day care center of St. Markus Church (Am Kiesteich 50) on the east side of Am Kiesteich. The fountain with opposite handle and water outlet parallel to the roadway stands on its own small paved area. The pump pipe is set up on the edge strips to pavement slabs, the water drains to the street channel. On the side of the handle hangs a loose sign saying “No drinking water”. The fountain stand has a long bead with an extension piece for the water outlet on the central part of the cylinder. With the street inlet, the stand is embedded on a small paved area (between the pavement slabs) next to the narrow edge strip. Before the 2010s, there was a close-up hoe pump here.
Staak	128	Blankeneser Weg opposite. 16 Location Staakener Strasse	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	The street course as Spandauer Straße is interrupted on Magistratsweg (more west) because of the railway underpass as a dead end with a turning hammer. At the eastern end, the Blankeneser Weg continues on to the Pinneberger Weg. The FSH fountain is located on this street corner in front of the property at Spandauer Straße 54 a / b on the edge of the western sidewalk Blankeneser Weg. Since the 1960s, a yellow hoe with a dark bottom part has stood at this point, which drained onto the shaped stones to the cutting channel and the channel drain on the street corner. When the new fountain body was placed at the same location as the base pipe, a plate with an oval trough was used for the drain. The change took place in 2012. On the new body, the water outlet is connected to a short sleeve part on the column. The surrounding settlement was built in the early 1930s, delayed on the Brandwerder (eastern side), the plots on the well corner are given as 1980s. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Spand	129	Jagowstraße 22 Location Kurstraße	Lauchhammer Type I.	03–4 m	The Type I Lauchhammer fountain is located on a small green area on the south side of the traffic-calmed Jagowstrasse. The passage (plot number 22) on the fountain side leads to Koeltzepark, opposite there is an exit to the Lynarschule (Jagowstraße 5). (School property, Jagow- / Kur- / Lutherstraße, address: Lutherstraße 19). The fountain body of the cast fountains that were cast in Lauchhammer up to 1900 belongs to a series of specimens that were added and repaired at the end of the 1970s. These can be recognized - as here - by the year 1978 and the inscription "Schoening Berlin" on the two mirrors on the fountain head with the handle attachment. The raised writing was cast or cast on during the iron casting. After the World War, many remnants of the historical fountain parts were stored in the "fountain cemetery" in Tiergarten after being destroyed or replaced. They were preferably set up with a decorative and water-donating (refreshing) function in the pedestrian zones and traffic-calmed zones created during the 1970s . A small square of paving has been laid out in the pavement slabs around this fountain, in particular on the water outlet facing the street as a fish motif there is a drainage channel with two " curdled " pavement slabs and the paved channel as a design element on the pavement edge . In the illusion, this channel continues with brown plaster across the width of the lane (and is repeated in the course of the road). A bench group in the passage offers the opportunity to relax. The fountain stands on the base pipe at the roadside before the roadway was narrowed to calm traffic. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
Wilst	130	Ebersdorfer Straße 106 Location Staakener Straße	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	The fountain is on Ebersdorfer Strasse, directly on the northeast corner of Gehlberger Strasse. Ebersdorfer Platz in the area that has been populated since 1933 lies above the latter, where a daycare center from the 1950s was still located in 1990. After its demolition, the (former) square has been built on with single-family houses since 2010. At the corner of the sidewalk, the foot of the fountain stands in a square with the street inlet next to the foot of the fountain. The outlet is screwed to the neck on the long sleeve. In 2008 the Schliephacke fountain from the 1960s stood in the same place. The exchange took place after visual inspection in spring 2012. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
FalFe	0131	Osningweg in front of 3 location Darbystraße	FSH-L	04-7 m	The green FSH-L fountain is on the eastern sidewalk next to the turning hammer at the level of the entrance to apartment block 1/3. The fountain replaced an older Rümmler pump after 2015. Osningweg is an access road that branches off from Pionierstraße to the south. Adjacent to the base of the well is a manhole cover and four meters of a bollard. The process takes place via the street inlet. The "No drinking water" sticker is still on the fountain in 2009, an A4-sized tin sign with a strap on the fountain column complements this notice.
hazel	132	Zitadellenweg 23–27 Location Zitadellenweg	Three- part FSH column	01.5-2 m	There is a commercial property on the listed property (Berlin meat and sausage products Herta). In 2008 a yellow Schliephacke fountain stood 25 meters from the entrance to the plant on the southern edge of the sidewalk. This was replaced by an FSH well body in the 2010s. From the location 250 meters to the north is the extension of the Havel east of the Spandau citadel : Krienicke. It is 300 meters to the Spree in the south. The area around the fountain is an industrial park to the west of Haselhorst. The fountain on the edge of the sidewalk stands with its street inlet in the molded stone strip of the tree line. The water flows clear, which speaks for the active use of the well. In addition to the sticker above the outlet pipe, an A4-sized sign also indicates that no drinking water is being pumped. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
hook	133	Schäferstrasse opposite. 3 Eiswerder location	Three- part FSH column	02-3 m	The fountain is on the southern sidewalk of Schäferstrasse 15 meters from the sharp street corner with Schützenstrasse. The three-storey residential row at number 23-25 ​​stands from the corner and the fountain to the west in the direction of Neuendorfer Straße. The bank of the Havel is 180 meters to the east. The well bears the sign above the water outlet on the well body. There is no separate street inlet, the drain reaches the pavement and over the curb. The fountain stands in the sidewalk on its own square made of cobblestone. The handle is moved parallel to the footpath, but the handle and thereby the heavy body has broken off. Despite the greater hand strength required, the pump is intact and is obviously being used. The outlet pipe is screwed to the long sleeve. Currently (09/2019) there was no indication of drinking water at the well. The FSH pillar was already in this form in 2008.
FalFe	0134	Zweibrücker Strasse opposite. 12 Location Germersheimer Platz	FSH-L	03–4 m	The fountain is south of Germersheimer Platz on the north side in the arc of the Zweibrücker to Germersheimer Straße. This street layout was due to the south of the Spektegünzug, the location of the fountain is 120 meters away from the Spektewiese, separated by the four-story residential development. The fountain is located 20 meters across from entrance 12 on the sidewalk edge. In July 2008 it was not yet there, but it was recorded during the 2014 road inspection. The drainage of pumped water is fed into a separate street inlet. The "No drinking water" notice is on the metal sign on the side of the handle.
FalFe	135	Wittgensteiner Weg 5 Location Darbystraße	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	The location is next to house 5 (next to the parking lot) on the sidewalk that leads past the house to the rear. In 2008 there was a green-lacquered Schliephacke fountain 25 meters north of Ederkopfstraße on the western edge of the sidewalk, 70 meters from Eisefelder Ring. On the small pavement, the drainage was still directly into the rain drainage of the street. Since then, the old well body from the 1960s has been replaced by an FSH pump on a stand on the "same base pipe". A separate street inlet was also used under the water outlet. The water outlet is screwed to a short sleeve. The residential development west of Wittgensteiner Weg was added in the 1960s, the street lies parallel to Zeppelinstraße (built up in the 1920s) and is undeveloped on the eastern, straight side (opposite the fountain), except in some cases with rows of garages.
FalFe	138	Outskirts road 550o location Gütersloh way	Three-part FSH column	04-7 m	The location of the fountain is on the east side of the Stadtrandstrasse 10 meters south of the Griesinger Strasse which opens opposite. To the north to Griesingerstraße in the Karree is the Ev. Forest Hospital Spandau . The fountain with a long sleeve for the outlet was already in 2008 as an FSH pillar on the pavement on the sidewalk edge in line with the street trees on the eastern side of the street. The fountain has not yet had a street inlet for collecting groundwater that has been pumped overdue; it runs from the pavement over the curb to the asphalt of the roadway. There is a metal sign "No drinking water" on the fountain, such a notice was still missing in 2008. The adjacent property on the fountain side with the houses 550–550o, 548–548h is on the grounds of the Bethanien Diakonissenhaus (number 552) and the St-Gertrauden senior citizens ' home. Foundation (number 554). Then to the east follows the grounds of the Spandau waterworks, between this and the city limits to Falkensee and the Radelandstrasse (border to Hakenfelde) are diaconal institutions of the Johnnesstift .
hazel	141	Riensbergstrasse 78a Location Gartenfelder Strasse	Three- part FSH column	03–5 m	The street fountain is on the western side of the street opposite the row house Riensbergstraße 78a from the 1930s. The fountain with an iron ball as a "power amplifier" on the handle of the swivel stands on the small pavement edge of the sidewalk in front of the waste disposal facility at the front of house 351 of the Saatwinkler Damm 351-367 apartment block (odd), which was built in the 1960s. The water outlet is located above the impregnation stone with an oval trough, from which channel, parallel to the roadway, drains over two rows of pavement and curb into the channel of the concrete road. The fountain has a frost protection whose access is covered on the base plate. The location is 15 meters from the western corner of Saatwinkler Damm, and 35 meters from the banks of the Old Berlin-Spandauer Schifffahrtskanal . The southern road crossing Burscheider Weg / Kanalstrasse is 160 meters away. The water outlet pipe of the pump is screwed on via an elongated oval extension piece with the counterpart present on the extension bead of the central column part and is located at hip height.
FalFe	142	Burbacher Weg 2/4 location Darbystraße	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	The yellow Schliephacke fountain from 2008 stood on the edge of the southern sidewalk in front of the turning hammer Burbacher Weg, which continues as Freudenberger Weg. For the drain, there was a plate under the outlet pipe facing the curb, which led the water to the cutting channel. Ev. Is located on the property adjacent to Siegener Straße . Refuge and Jeremiah Church with outbuildings (also: Siegener Straße 50 and Henri-Dunant-Platz). The fountain stands (to the north) at the rear of the building. The residential development took place in the 1960s. The (Rümmler) well body from the 1960s was replaced by the FSH column in 2012, whereby the street inlet was (probably) installed at the same time, through which the draining (ground) water is collected separately. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
FalkF	144	Bramwaldweg opposite. 4 Location Darbystraße	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	The street fountain is on the eastern sidewalk of the cul-de-sac 60 meters south of Pionierstrasse. The foot of the fountain with a frost tap stands in the paved edge strip with a trough plate on the side for the water catchment, due to the incline the water first flows to the sidewalk. The handle and the water outlet at the end of the short sleeve of the column are parallel to the sidewalk. The note "No drinking water" is given on the red-framed metal sign in A4 size. In 2008 there was still a green hook in the same style at this point, but without the sign "No drinking water". Opposite the fountain is car park number 4 and on the fountain side there is a football field. The surrounding residential block from Westerwaldstrasse to Zeppelinstrasse was built in the 1970s.
Staak	146	Isenburger Weg 65 Location Isenburger Weg	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	The fountain stands on a square in front of the front of the housing estate on the corner plot of Ferbitzer / Isenburger Weg. At the foot of the fountain there is the street inlet within the paving. Above this ends the pipe bend of the outlet, which is flanged to a long sleeve and the handle is parallel to the curb. On the side of the swing the sheet metal says "no drinking water". The fountain stands on the base pipe in the middle between driveway 65 and the street corner. The Heidelakengraben crosses the Isenburger Weg 80 meters south of the fountain. Until the replacement of the emergency water well (at the latest) in 2012, a yellow Schliephacke well stood on a small pavement mosaic on the curb next to the property entrance to house 65, also with an exit and handle parallel to the sidewalk. This location was 30 meters from the street corner, the new location 15 meters from the street corner. The houses on the street corner were built around 2005. The area around the fountain site belonged to West Staaken until 1990 and thus 500 meters from the wall in GDR / Brandenburg area. Accordingly, the previous hook was not set up until the 1990s in the Spandau district.
Staak	147	Fachinger Straße 36 Location Isenburger Weg	Schliephacke (2008)	03–4 m	The fountain is located in Neustaaken (formerly the Staaken housing estate) on the green strip between the roadway and the property boundary next to the property entrance. The location is on the eastern side of the road between Aumetzer (100 m south) and Ferbitzer Weg (70 meters north). To the south of the fountain, the street crosses the Heidelakegraben with a bridge structure in the form of piping through the street space. The FSH well stand stands next to the street inlet on a concrete slab (which has been in place since at least 2012) next to the path to the trench. The exit on a long sleeve on the fountain column is directed towards the roadway, the handle is perpendicular to it. The note on drinking water is placed on a metal sign under the handle. In 2008 there was a green Schliephacke fountain with a handle and exit parallel to the roadway at the same place. Since the site belonged to West-Staaken (Staaken municipality in the Nauen district) until 1990 and was therefore outside of the Spandau district, the Schliephacke was installed in the early 1990s at the earliest.
hazel	0148	Bezel next to 16 Lage Zitadellenweg	FSH-L	03–4 m	The fountain is on the northern sidewalk 25 meters west of An den Haselbüschen. The fountain is in the residential area 80 meters south and 120 meters east of the Grützmachergraben . At the fountain there is the note “No drinking water” and a large plaque with the same statement. There is a separate street inlet under the outlet pipe next to the base pipe flange in the paving strip of the sidewalk.
hazel	149	Gartenfelder / Paulsternstraße Location Gartenfelder Straße	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	The green FSH fountain complements the Plumpenorte in Haselhorst in the east of Haselhorst at the junction of Paulsternstraße from the turning Gartenfelder Straße. The eastern properties in Siemensstadt are on the Gartenfelder / Paulsternstrasse street, as is the ambulance station (Paulsternstrasse 34) opposite the fountain site. The design of the street layout in the 1960s / 1970s took place after the tram line in Haselhorst was discontinued in 1960 and the industrial line to the Siemens factory in Gartensfeld was discontinued. The fountain is on the edge of the sidewalk on the north side of Gartenfelder Strasse: block of flats 56/58, on the south side residential houses will be built in 2019 on remaining allotment grounds (Paulstern colony). The fountain is located between the tram triangle, which was closed 60 years ago. The sticker "No drinking water" is damaged, the street inlet is under the pipe elbow of the water outlet. The FSH pillar was already set up in July 2008. The bus stop is 20 meters from the Brunnen to Haselhorst.
Falfe	SP150	Radelandstraße 1 location Amorbacher Weg	<degraded>	Corridor clearance	The fountain stood at the east end of Radelandstrasse, south sidewalk. The Radelandstraße extends over the districts of Hakenfelde and Falkenseer Feld; It starts at number 2/4 in the east on Hohenzollernring / Fürstenweg and continues in the two-part Hohenzollernring, in the west it ends after 3.4 kilometers on Griesingerstraße and continues into Niederheideweg. The street fountain 150 was on the south side of the street in the tree line in front of the roundabout with the monument "Pioneer Battalion Rauch". The location was on the sidewalk 20 meters next to the entrance to Stadtbad Spandau Radelandstrasse 1. The fountain was shut down and pulled at the beginning of the 2010s. In the 2020s, the re-establishment of this location was started and provided for in the investment plan registration of the district office with 30,000 euros through over-drilling.
Wilst	SP151	Gatower Straße 14 Location Graetschelsteig	<degraded>	Corridor clearance	The fountain was located on the restricted access road to apartment block 10-14, at Gatower Straße 8, next to the main carriageway of Gatower Straße. According to evidence, the well was shut down and pulled in 2010. For 2020, with an investment of 30,000 euros, the road well will be re-established by over-drilling. The fountain would then be the second in the Graetschelsteig planning area. The location is on the western carriageway dr Gatower Straße on the east side of the street as N ° 19 is the Kombibad Spandau-Süd (Uwe-Großmann-Bad)
Spand	152	Frobenstraße 18 Location Ackerstraße	Three- part FSH column	03–4 m	There is a street fountain in front of the four-story house number 18 on the east side of the street. It is 80 meters to Ackerstraße in the south and Falkenhagener Straße is 140 meters to the north. The neighboring residential development is within the Askanierring in Spandauer Neustadt in the area of ​​the Hügelschanze. The fountain on the eastern sidewalk stands with its street inlet in a paving triangle adjacent to the curb. The water outlet on the FSH column stops without a long sleeve, and above it the large information sign (TBASp) for drinking water. In 2008, the yellow Schliephacke fountain is at this point, the replacement probably took place from the middle of the 2010s, with the pumped water previously draining over the curb. There was an opening with a lid near the base of the well. Currently (July 2019) the well was actively used and immediately gave clean groundwater. The fountain is owned by the State of Berlin .
hazel	153	Saatwinkler Damm opposite. 147 Rohrdamm location	Three- part FSH column	04-7 m	The street fountain (OSM-ID: 1412214259 ) is on the north side of the street in front of the bank of the shipping canal and 40 meters across from the Saatwinkler Damm 147 entrance. The fountain is located on the strip of lawn between the roadway and the sidewalk; a slope leads to the canal. The well is used by boaters to fetch water, which means that it pumps the water after a few pumping strokes. The water outlet is screwed onto the extension piece on the longer, thick pipe section. The water drains onto a small slab that lies with a few small paving stones in the strip of lawn. Noticeable is the screwed-on, large "no drinking water" sign
Spand	0154	Hohenzollernring 15 Location Carl-Schurz-Straße	FSH-L	03–4 m	The fountain stands in front of the recessed listed building number 15 / 15a, the former Beseler barracks and reserve hospital II. The former barracks buildings were used by the Spandau social welfare office until 2008. The fountain with the OSM-ID 6915505283 was recorded in autumn 2019 and was not yet available when Google was recorded in 2008.
Staak	(***)	Nennhauser dam 126 capable Werkstraße	<stored>	02–2.5 m	The well (OSM-ID: 1411531866 ) at this location was (obviously) dismantled and the borehole was filled in. In February 2018, next to the stop sign, there was only one “different” paved area in the verge. As recently as 2009, the yellow-painted handle pump in the Schliephack design was 20 meters in the connection to Schulstrasse (extension of Döberitzer Weg). The fountain to the northeast corner with the Nennhauser Damm was still close to the sign for the Döberitzer Weg bus stop (bus line M 32) until 2015. The address of the location results from the corner plot of Nennhauser Damm 126. The water drain fell on the narrow strip of paving and flowed over the curb into the street drainage . To the west of the intersection with Heerstraße is the listed New Jerusalem settlement .

Distribution of the street fountains to the neighborhoods

In the legal requirements from the 1960s, extraction points for "emergency water supply in the event of a disaster" are required for 1,500 to 2,500 residents. For the 244,000 inhabitants in the Spandau district ( as of 12/2018), 100 to 150 emergency water points with an output of 1.5 m³ per hour are necessary for the district-wide. The stated number of 120 wells results in 2000 inhabitants per tap across the district.

As of 2016, according to the answer from the Spandau District Office for printed matter 18/10377 of the House of Representatives (as of February 20, 2017) there are 120 "functional and operational street fountains ". From sources for the list and during the site inspection, 95 wells were found for the list. In order to limit the existing difference of 25 as yet unknown locations, this list is kept for distribution across the neighborhoods. Presumed locations should be in the neighborhoods of Hakenfelde Nord, Kurstrasse, Jägerallee (Gatow / Kladow) or Wilhelmstadt. The following table gives an overview of the distribution of "clumsy" areas in the planning rooms according to the system of living-world-oriented rooms . To mark the population density in the Kiez , the usage categories of the areas of the planning area have been added. These figures are only guidelines : for example, the use of wells on the edge of the planning area is possible for residents of the neighboring district.

Allocation of the number of wells to the number of inhabitants in the LOR planning area (Kiez)

District region (district)	"Kiez" / LOR planning room	LOR number social data	land use	Residents	Fountain (provisional)	quotient
01 Hakenfelde	01 Hakenfelde North	05 01 01 01	03% live	10,300	01	10300
01 Hakenfelde	02 Goltzstrasse	05 01 01 02	Residential use	07200	03	02400
01 Hakenfelde	03 Amorbacher Weg	05 01 01 03	Residential use	07750	03	03900
02 Falkenhagener Feld	04 Griesingerstrasse	05 01 02 04	20% live	03600	01	03600
02 Falkenhagener Feld	05 At the drinking place	05 01 02 05	Residential use	02000	00	***
02 Falkenhagener Feld	06 Gütersloher Weg	05 01 02 06	Residential use	10,650	07th	01500
02 Falkenhagener Feld	07 Darby Street	05 01 02 07	Residential use	11,600	07th	01700
02 Falkenhagener Feld	08 Germersheimer Platz	05 01 02 08	Residential use	07750	04th	01950
02 Falkenhagener Feld	09 On the cap	05 01 02 09	Residential use	06100	03	02000
03 Spandau center	10 corner hill	05 01 03 10	Residential use	04000	02	02000
03 Spandau center	11 Eiswerder	05 01 03 11	12% live	05700	03	02800
03 Spandau center	12 Kurstrasse	05 01 03 12	Residential use	07400	02	03500
03 Spandau center	13 Ackerstrasse	05 01 03 13	Residential use	07000	02	03500
03 Spandau center	14 Carl-Schurz-Strasse	05 01 03 14	Residential use	12,450	05	02500
03 Spandau center	39 freedom	05 01 03 39	no living	01000	00	***
04 Brunsbütteler Damm	15 Isenburg Way	05 02 04 15	Residential use	03900	02	02000
04 Brunsbütteler Damm	16 Am Heideberg	05 02 04 16	Residential use	01700	03	00600
04 Brunsbütteler Damm	17 Staakener Strasse	05 02 04 17	Residential use	06000	06th	01000
04 Brunsbütteler Damm	18 Spandauer Strasse	05 02 04 18	Residential use	04400	03	01500
04 Brunsbütteler Damm	19 Magistratsweg	05 02 04 19	Residential use	07100	04th	01800
04 Brunsbütteler Damm	20 Werkstrasse	05 02 04 20	16% live	01000	01	01000
05 Heerstrasse North	21 Döberitzer Weg	05 02 05 21	Residential use	03250	00	***
05 Heerstrasse North	22 Pillnitzer Weg	05 02 05 22	25% live	07450	02	03700
05 Heerstrasse North	23 Mulberry Avenue	05 02 05 23	Residential use	12,800	04th	03200
05 Heerstrasse North	24 Weinmeisterhornweg	05 02 05 24	Residential use	06350	04th	01600
06 Wilhelmstadt	25 Borkumer Strasse	05 02 06 25	20% live	07700	04th	01900
06 Wilhelmstadt	26 Adamstrasse	05 02 06 26	Residential use	18,400	08th	02300
06 Wilhelmstadt	27 Tiefwerder	05 02 06 27	15% live	04450	01	04500
06 Wilhelmstadt	28 Graetschelsteig	05 02 06 28	Residential use	02050	00	***
06 Wilhelmstadt	29 Börnicker Strasse	05 02 06 29	20% live	04450	01	04500
07 Haselhorst	30 Citadel Path	05 03 07 30	10% live	04050	02	02200
07 Haselhorst	31 Gartenfelder Strasse	05 03 07 31	Residential use	11,700	08th	01500
08 Siemensstadt	32 dam	05 03 08 32	25% live	13,000	08th	01600
08 Siemensstadt	33 Motardstrasse	05 03 08 33	05% live	00600	00	***
09 Gatow / Kladow	34 Alt-Gatow	05 04 09 34	25% live	03550	02	01800
09 Gatow / Kladow	35 Groß-Glienicker Weg	05 04 09 35	02% live	00450	01	00500
09 Gatow / Kladow	36 Jägerallee	05 04 09 36	30% live	10,050	02	5000
09 Gatow / Kladow	37 Kladower Damm	05 04 09 37	12% live	02200	02	01100
09 Gatow / Kladow	38 Kafkastrasse	05 04 09 38	Residential use	03700	02	01600

OpenStreetMap

• District street fountains mapped on OpenStreetMap
• OSM map for the Spandau district with the ATKIS coordinates as of mid-July 2020

Web links

• Street fountain in Berlin - OpenStreetMap Wiki. In: wiki.openstreetmap.org. June 21, 2010, accessed February 8, 2018 . 
• Groundwater level maps in addition FIS broker links to groundwater level maps for 2002–2016 and Berlin Environmental Atlas: 02.12 Groundwater levels
• Printed matter in the House of Representatives: Printed matter 17/17 392: Written request from Member of Parliament Gerwald Claus-Brunner - PIRATE from November 11, 2015
• Printed matter in the Berlin House of Representatives : Climate change: Berlin stands together in the heatwave: Save road trees and green spaces together due to persistent drought! Printed matter 18/1331, printed matter 18/1186 from June 2018
• Health department: Department of infection control, environmental health protection and medical disaster control: Monitoring of the hygienic conditions in central drinking water and private water supply systems, street wells

Individual evidence

1. ↑ "The street and green space department is responsible for maintaining the wells in the Berlin districts, the regular sampling of the water quality is arranged by the health authorities. This applies to both the federal and state wells. "
2. ↑ Printed matter - 0384 / XX. Build or convert a drinking water well in Spandau!
3. ↑ This designed type of fountain was designed by Schliephacke in the 1960s and introduced in the western part of Berlin by City Planning Director Rümmler.
4. ↑ Compared to these changes in the types of wells set up, the recordings from 2018 and the information on StreetView, which dates from 2009 for streets in Spandau.
5. ↑ 3: How many pumps were shut down in the above period.
6. ↑ Uta Keseling: Our P (l) umpe. In: morgenpost.de, October 21, 2007, accessed on October 18, 2019 (purpose, number, general information).
7. ↑ The area was west of the Finkenkruger Weg (to Fort Hahneberg) to the city limits.
8. ↑ Compare the comments for selected wells in the lists of the other districts .
9. ↑ ^{a b c d} printed matter 18/10377, 18th electoral period, written question by MP Daniel Buchholz (SPD) dated February 2, 2017
10. ↑ Written question from Member of Parliament Christopher Lauer (PIRATE) of January 27, 2015 (received by the House of Representatives on January 29, 2015): Drinking water supply in the event of a power failure with an answer to question 2: The Senate has an up-to-date list. The list of state wells is attached.
11. ↑ Written question from Member of Parliament Christopher Lauer (PIRATE) of January 27, 2015 (received by the House of Representatives on January 29, 2015): Drinking water supply in the event of a power failure with an answer to question 2: The Senate has an up-to-date list. The list of state wells is attached.
12. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp} From the list of small inquiries in the House of Representatives 17/15418, 64 wells were added >> which were not yet available for Wikipedia and the Plumpen project in OSM until October 2019 were found. The coordinates are determined from the addresses and, if necessary, corrected on site.
13. ↑ Joachim Fahrun: Berlin has too few pumps for emergencies. In: Berliner Morgenpost . February 27, 2017.
14. ↑ One of these street fountains was located east of the market in front of the pastry shop Breite Straße 20. It was probably still in 1920. At that time, corner house 53b and building number 54 were opposite.
15. ↑ Spandau was a working-class town with people working in the military factories as residents. The factories were Prussian companies, so there was no tax revenue from rich factory owners.
16. ^ Rainer Fliegner: Spandau - history and stories. Sutton-Verlag, Erfurt 2007, ISBN 978-3-86680-122-6 .
17. ↑ Terrain heights 2009: Spandau on the western edge of Berlin
18. ↑ Groundwater levels 2018: North Spandau
19. ↑ Groundwater level 2018: Nauener Platte: southern Spandau
20. ↑ In the printed matter 17/17 392 in the House of Representatives there is information on the period 2010 to 2015. In 2012, one well in the district and in 2015 two were shut down. In 2013 three and 2014 two wells were newly built. Five street fountains were restored in 2010 and two in 2011.
21. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi} From the 3D illustration from the years 2008/2009, using the address information, the comparable older views result.
22. ↑ In the printed matter 17/17 392 (written question of the MP Gerwald Claus-Brunner - PIRATEN of November 11, 2015) the following information is given for the number of wells with the sign "no drinking water" "2011: 27/2012: 29/2013: 50/2014: no sampling / 2015: 40 "given.
23. ↑ If the microbiological parameters are exceeded, these wells can be used by adding drinking water disinfection tablets. If the chemical parameters according to the Drinking Water Ordinance in the notice of March 10, 2016 (Federal Law Gazette I p. 459), last amended by the law of July 18, 2016 (Federal Law Gazette I p. 1666), street wells can be used for emergency supply if the water meets the minimum requirements for the quality of emergency water in accordance with the implementing provisions of the Water Safety Act of August 24, 1965 (Federal Law Gazette I p. 1225, 1817), which was last amended by the law of August 12, 2005 (Federal Law Gazette I p. 2354) , corresponds.
24. ↑ Due to the current construction measures to secure living space and the increase in the population, it can be assumed that there is a considerable shortage of street wells. The Senate therefore sees a need for action and is currently working with the Berlin districts to determine the need for additional street wells. […] A use of the street fountain z. B. for irrigation of street trees is desirable so that the wells do not dry up or sand up.
25. ^ Geoportal (FIS broker) . "The online offer of the Senate Department for Urban Development and Housing is part of the Berlin city information system: www.berlin.de."
26. ^ Street fountain : OSM - Road inspection 2014
27. ↑ Water pumps in Berlin.
28. ↑ Printed matter 18/21 334 / Written question 18th electoral period - * - Written question by MP Daniel Buchholz (SPD) of October 22, 2019 (received by the House of Representatives on October 22, 2019) on the topic: Critical drinking water infrastructure (II): Was are the administrations doing against too few street wells for emergencies, non-functional pumps and poor water quality? and answer of November 7, 2019 (received by the House of Representatives on November 13, 2019)
29. ↑ Printed matter 18/10 377 18th electoral term, written question from MP Daniel Buchholz (SPD) dated February 2, 2017
30. ^ Office for Statistics Berlin-Brandenburg Regional reference system: according to VZ_AdrVerverzeichnisLOR05_2015_BE.pdf
31. ↑ ^{a b c d e f} When a well is decommissioned or rehabilitated, the filter section lying in the ground, the top pipes and the annular space filling are removed by "over-drilling" and the borehole is filled with pressed material and sealed. The location is closed with a manhole cover or adapted to the surrounding soil. A manhole cover is particularly important when a new installation takes place at the same location as soon as the necessary finances are available again. The term overbore is based on the fact that a larger diameter than the existing "source" diameter is usually lowered. In addition, locations marked with over-drilling are primarily brought back into operation by means of new drilling in the vicinity.
32. ↑ Senate Department for the Environment, Transport and Climate Protection Berlin, May 19, 2020-II D 3: Investment requirements for state wells.
33. ↑ Distance from the groundwater to the corridor 2009 differentiated (environmental atlas). Generated on: December 01, 2009, depth of the groundwater below the surface of the terrain - corridor distance (in scale-dependent accuracy). Also: Explanation of content and description of the data format
34. ↑ The years refer to the year of installation and are orientation values ​​derived from building times and the condition on site.
35. ↑ Linden Elementary School.
36. ^ Map of Berlin: Maulbeerallee.
37. ↑ christian-morgenstern-grundschule.de : The school was built in the early 1970s and used from 1971. This building replaced an older school building in Staaken.
38. ↑ Age of the residential development (environmental atlas): Schönwalde Strasse between Neue Bergstrasse and Schülerbergstrasse
39. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k} Road inspection 2014 (water pumps and wells) // In 2014 and 2015, the entire public road space in Berlin was recorded and digitized by means of surveying road inspections.
40. ↑ Road inspection 2014: Lutherplatz
41. ↑ Entry in the Berlin State Monument List
42. ^ Plan of Berlin: Bismarckplatz / Spandau.
43. ↑ School website: steingymnasium.de.
44. ↑ [1] , it was built between 1908 and 1910.
45. ↑ The house block was built in the late 1920s, even before the Hohenzollernring was built as a street.
46. ^ Map of Berlin: Plantage / Grunewaldstrasse.
47. ↑ Road inspection 2014: Metzer Platz
48. ↑ Details on the street fountain in Spandau: Metzer Platz
49. ↑ Road inspection 2014: Brüderstraße
50. ↑ Details at the street fountain in Spandau: Brüder- / Jägerstraße
51. ↑ This settlement in Spandau-West - west of the old town - was built between the 1950s and the 1960s between Hohenzollerrig and Zeppelinstraße. Along the cap were meadows south of the spectacle.
52. ^ Map of Berlin: Garden City Staaken
53. ^ Map of Berlin: Heidebergplan
54. ↑ Zeppelin School: 100 year old school building.
55. ^ Ralf Schmiedecke: archive pictures from Spandau near Berlin . Sutton Verlag GmbH Erfurt.
56. ↑ On the school building referred to as 24/25, as address 24, Welcome to the website of the Paul Moor School , school for people with learning disabilities, in the 1960s 2nd special school, before that 2nd auxiliary and 23rd elementary school, in the 1950s Years of the Philipp Menchthon School.
57. ↑ Distance from the corridor: Melanchthonplatz
58. ^ Melanchthonstrasse 1/2, Adamstrasse 27/28, senior citizens' home "Wilhelmstadt" , up to the 1960s retirement home / hospital, up to around 1950: Friedrich-Wilhelm-Viktoria-Bürger-Hospital.
59. ^ Map of Berlin 1: 5000: Päwesiner Weg / Altonaer Straße.
60. ^ Map of Berlin: Spandau / Wilhelmstadt suburbs.
61. ↑ Recklinghauser Weg 26, 13583 Berlin, The B. Traven Community School - BTG - has been a regular community school since 2018.
62. ↑ Westerwaldstrasse 19–21, 13589 Berlin, The School: Built in 1965 in the “Falkenhagener Feld” development area.
63. ^ Map of Berlin: Siegerlandviertel.
64. ↑ Ulrike Kiefer: Everything about the Christoph Földerich primary school . In: Berliner Woche , June 26, 2019
65. ↑ also 5th and 12th community school, then elementary school, then concordia school for the Philipp Melanchthon high school, Südparkschule. In addition, Ulrike Keuert: Everything about the Christoph Földerich elementary school . In: Berliner Woche , June 26, 2019
66. ↑ compare the illustration on Google Street View from 7/2008. The neighboring mailbox was removed by 2019.
67. ↑ The separate street routing of the roadway directly to Kladower Damm was designed around 1948/1949. It continues to the west of the then still developed properties 60 and 62 (and 64) via the then still meadow properties 66-78 to the exit of the town (Groß-Glienicker Weg). The former street area of ​​Alt-Gatow is the one-way street from south to north. The reason for the changed road layout was obviously the takeover of Gatow airfield - in Kladow - by the British Army in Berlin .
68. ^ School in the countryside on the outskirts of Berlin.
69. ↑ The forest districts of the Tegel Forestry Office : With six forest districts, it manages a total of approx. 6000 hectares of forest in the Reinickendorf and Spandau districts and also in Stolpe (Hohen Neuendorf) and Schönwalde-Glien, Wansdorf district.
70. ^ Map of Berlin: Rohrdamm settlement
71. ^ Map of Berlin: between Gartenfelder Strasse and Nonnendammallee
72. ↑ A rest of the eastern part of the KGA Hope still exists between the school complex (upper level center) and the local exchange next to the Gorgasring.
73. ^ Map of Berlin: Waldsiedlung.
74. ↑ Distance from the groundwater to the corridor: Waldsiedlung am Brunnen.
75. ↑ Age of the residential development: Walldürner Weg
76. ↑ Previously there was an FSH column - three-part.
77. ↑ The fountain column can be seen on the photo taken in spring 2018.
78. ↑ Map of Berlin: Weißstadter Ring
79. ↑ According to statements made by residents who have lived here for at least 20 years, the well was re-set 5 or 6 years ago. However, they could not remember the shape of the predecessor. However, the joy of the attractive shape, viewed as "historic", was felt by the locals. In the residential estate, each owner presumably has his own well, albeit electrically operated.
80. ↑ To the south (Gatow airfield) and west (former shooting range) was the site of the British Army.
81. ^ Map of Berlin: Künstlerweg 2
82. ↑ Building age of the residential development: Habichtswald settlement, artist settlement, air base settlement
83. ↑ Seepromenade 1 is the water rescue station. Map of Berlin 1: 5000: Large bathing area
84. ↑ The extension at the southern end of the Hellebergeweg, from which Karlbergallee went south and Krielower Weg went north, was named "Krielower Platz". The path to the banks of the Havel (with the landing stage) is also called Krielower Platz. There was a restaurant on its north side from the 1930s to 1960. Below the bank promenade, halfway up is the lake promenade, on which the residential houses (villas) Krielower Weg 2–2c and Seepromenade 7–11a were built in the 1970s, supplemented by 8a-8g and Krielower Weg 2d-6c after 1995.
85. ↑ Compare the pilast bowl at the fountain from 2008 with the photo from 2019.
86. ↑ Age of the residential development (Environmental Atlas): northeast of the Falkenhagener Tor Kiez Eckschanze
87. ↑ Jaczostraße 1 / Blocksfeldstraße 25 / Heerstraße 243/247.
88. ↑ With the changed traffic routing in the Heerstraße ( map of Berlin 1: 5000 (K5 - color edition): Heerstraße ) the lot numbering was changed. Number 39 was street run and 41/47 was on the opposite side of Jaczostraße and became property 243. On the triangle at that time Jaczostraße / Heerstraße 37 (now 237/239) was a restaurant and the filling station Blocksfeldstraße 24. The fountain was then set up .
89. ↑ Age of the residential development
90. ^ Map of Berlin: Wasserwerkstrasse.
91. ↑ map of Berlin: Gruber row
92. ↑ Age of the residential development: south of Heerstrasse along Sandstrasse
93. ↑ We are a multicultural school.
94. ^ Map of Berlin: Pionierstrasse not far from the municipal cemetery In den Kisseln
95. ↑ 50 years of the Martin Buber High School.
96. ↑ Homepage of the elementary school in Beerwinkel: a 4-class half-day elementary school founded in 1967 in Falkenhagener Feld West
97. ^ Astrid Lindgren Primary School Berlin.
98. ↑ Distance from the corridor of the groundwater: Finnenhaussiedlung
99. ↑ Age of the residential development: Finnenhaussiedlung
100. ↑ Porthan-, Topelius-, Lönnrot-, Runeberg-, Krohnweg.
101. ^ Sights in Berlin: Finnenhaussiedlung : America had undertaken to participate in the reconstruction of Berlin. At the same time, Finland had large debts to the US that it could not repay. So it came about that the USA accepted the delivery and construction of several hundred wooden houses to compensate for the lack of payments from Finland. The houses were primarily intended for political refugees. Out of a total of 600 houses, 379 were set up in Kladow.
102. ^ The emergence of the Finnhaussiedlung - a gift from the USA.
103. ↑ On Google Earth the contour is only indistinct because this street was not driven on or is not shown.
104. ↑ Age of the residential development: Pillnitzer Weg - Magistratsweg - Heerstraße
105. ^ Map of Berlin: Magistratsweg
106. ↑ Age of the residential development: Magistratsweg at the Rudolf-Wisell-Siedlung
107. ↑ Distance from the groundwater to the corridor: Imchenplatz and location
108. ↑ Main aquifer stretched.
109. ↑ The fountain cannot be seen in Google's inspection of StreetView with the picture taken on 07/2008.
110. ↑ Corridor distance of the groundwater 2009: Seekorso> Kur- und Uferpromenade> Seeufer.
111. ↑ District data according to the ATKINS plan: Spandau - Freiheit - Werkring
112. ↑ A fountain cannot be seen on the 3 representation of Google Earth because this street has not been driven on or shown.
113. ^ Map of Berlin: Freedom / Werkring.
114. ^ Road traffic 2014: Freedom
115. ↑ Map of Berlin 1: 5000 (K5 SW edition): Werkring 2
116. ↑ ^{a b} Compare Street View with search Schuckertdamm on Google Earth: the picture shows the blue source pipes, the piston rods and the green upper part with the pump handle and its bracket.
117. ↑ Distance to the corridor of the groundwater (2009): Schuckertdamm
118. ↑ Club complex.
119. ^ Map of Berlin (1: 5000): Schuckertdamm 345.
120. ↑ As in the picture taken on March 27, 2008
121. ↑ The pigment chromium oxide green (CI Pigment Green 17, color RAL 6020 ), which is also known as " Cologne Bridge Green ", provides the color in the coating .
122. ↑ Ruspina Kladow
123. ↑ At the height of the Schliephacke pump, the distance from the corridor is 30–40 meters. 75 meters further south at the corner of Lüdickestrasse, it decreases to 10-15 meters. Distance from the groundwater to the corridor in 2009: Hottengrund Even 4–7 meters to the southeast.
124. ↑ map of Berlin: Hottengrund
125. ↑ The handle and exit are also parallel to the curb, but their position is directed differently.
126. ^ Map of Berlin: Louise Schröder Settlement
127. ↑ Krumme Gärten, an old settlement in the south outside the city of Spandau, which was first mentioned under this name in 1470.
128. ↑ HBO - middle and high school.
129. ^ Map of Berlin: Hakenfelder Strasse
130. ↑ Weverstraße was renumbered at the same time, so 53 and 54 are now on the eastern side of Jägerstraße, previously 55/56. Compare with Weverstrasse . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1943, IV., P. 1264.
131. ↑ Map of Berlin (1: 5000): Daum- / Gartenfelder Strasse / Nonnendammallee
132. ^ Map of Berlin: southern one at the Rudolf-Wisell-Großsiedlung
133. ^ Map of Berlin: Blasewitzer Ring
134. ^ Map of Berlin: Settlement east of the Spektelake
135. ↑ Support center and musical elementary school.
136. ^ Map of Berlin along Seeburger Strasse.
137. ^ Map of Berlin: Obstallee settlement
138. ↑ A previously planned continuation through the Hamburg Railway to Staakener Strasse was (probably) not implemented.
139. ↑ The school building was built in the mid-1960s and opened on January 12, 1967. The residential development next to the school and around Lutherplatz was built in the 1920s, the southern side towards the Költzepark in the 1960s.
140. ↑ The Lynar Primary School is an all-day school with supplementary care.
141. ^ Sea battle between the Spandauers and Berliners on the Krienicke , plus a stick war .
142. ^ Plan of Berlin: Citadel Path.
143. ↑ Shared apartment - Stadtrandstr. 552.
144. ↑ St. Gertraudt Foundation Berlin-Spandau senior citizens' home.
145. ^ Map of Berlin: Burbacher / Salchendorfer Weg, Siegener Strasse.
146. ^ Map of Berlin: Bramwaldweg
147. ↑ Marcel Eupen: Deutsche Wohnen issues credits in the Falkenhagener Feld. In: Spandauer Volksblatt . 2nd April 2019.
148. ↑ Age of the residential development: Bramwald- / Elmweg
149. ↑ depth to groundwater: Isenburg / Ferbitzer way.
150. ^ Map of Berlin: Isenburger / Ferbitzer Weg.
151. ^ Map of Berlin: Eigenheimsiedlung
152. ↑ Siemensstadt Rescue Station Haselhorst.
153. ↑ Note (development plan 5/113) : (Connection) development plan VIII-51 was established on March 19, 1963. VIII-115 on April 16, 1973.
154. ↑ Former marshalling yard of the Siemens freight railway . In: Der Tagesspiegel , December 28, 2017.
155. ^ Quartier on Paulsternstrasse In: Der Tagesspiegel . November 14, 2017. - Development plan 5-113.
156. ↑ Stop: Paulsternstr./Gartenfelder Str. (Berlin): Bus 133, X33, 139.
157. ↑ Combined pool Spandau Süd - hall and summer pool
158. ↑ Barracks, hospital, military facility around 1918, client: Reichs -military treasury (construction company)
159. ↑ Road inspection 2014: Hohenzollernring
160. ↑ Details on the street fountain in Spandau: formerly Beseler barracks
161. ↑ No fountain number can be seen on the Street View picture.
162. ^ Map of Berlin: Nennhauser Damm, Döberitzer Weg.
163. ↑ For this Kiez table, all locations with well bodies were counted, jewelry and dismantled wells were ignored.
164. ↑ stadtentwicklung.berlin.de: Uses of the urban structure 2010
165. ↑ Living-Worldly Oriented Spaces (LOR) in Berlin - Download
166. ↑ Land use of the planning spaces (living-world-oriented spaces (LOR)) on the basis of the usage mapping of the information system city and environment: Environmental Atlas (SenStadt III F). If necessary, the area share of residential use and the main use is noted in the column
167. ↑ Number of residents in the LOR planning area according to the list from 2016
168. ↑ The number of active wells as determined in 2019 when they were included in Wikipedia. Dismantled and ornamental wells are listed, but not counted as part of the emergency water supply on the list.
169. ↑ ^{a b c} Main land use: forest
170. ↑ ^{a b c d} Main land use: waters
171. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g} Main area use by commercial and industrial use, large-scale retail
172. ↑ ^{a b} Main area use: park / green area.

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