Schwarzkopf Kolk
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| Geographical location | Saxony-Anhalt | |
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| Coordinates | 52 ° 7 '24 " N , 11 ° 40' 55" E | |
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The Schwarzkopfkolk is a small stagnant body of water ( Kolk ) in the Magdeburg district of Berliner Chaussee , Neugrüneberg.
The small pond is located west of the Schwarzkopfweg road and is classified as an area natural monument. From an ecological point of view, it is a so-called stepping stone biotope within the otherwise predominantly residential area. Water birds and amphibians in particular live in the species-rich biotope. Crucian carp have been found among the fish . The Schwarzkopfkolk also serves as a fishing water. On the bank, the Kolk is surrounded by a belt of reeds and some willows .
In autumn 2006 the Magdeburg Environmental Office prompted the beginning of work on desilting of the water, as a progressive siltation was observed. The reed belt is only cut back in sections so that the animals can use the reeds as a retreat. A pruning of the pastures in the bank area is also planned for carrying out the dredging work.
literature
- Ariane Budberg, Waters are desludged in the Magdeburger Volksstimme from November 25, 2006
- Jana Wiehe, Kolk is desludged in the Magdeburg Volksstimme on November 23, 2006