Pönitz Lake District
The Pönitz Lake District is formed by three lakes in the Ostholstein district near the village of Pönitz in the German state of Schleswig-Holstein . Since 2003, large parts of the area have been specially protected as the Pönitzer Seenplatte and Haffwiesen landscape protection area. The Pönitz Lake District consists of the following lakes:
where the Taschensee and the Great Pönitzer See drain into the Kleiner Pönitzer See, which in turn is connected to the Baltic Sea via the Gösebek . The connection between the Taschensee and the Kleiner Pönitzer See is the artificially created Danish moat , on the bottom of which runs a pipeline that regulates the water level of the Taschensee.
The conservation area has a size of around 2750 hectares and includes the lakes, the Luschendorfer Moor , the Schürsdorfer Moor and the Süseler Moor .
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Coordinates: 54 ° 2 ′ 33 ″ N , 10 ° 42 ′ 14 ″ E