Seechen (Lanke)
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| View over the Seechen to part of the Liepnitzsee, 1928 | ||
| Geographical location | Central Europe , Germany , Wandlitz | |
| Tributaries | none | |
| Drain | to the Hellmühler Fliess | |
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| Coordinates | 52 ° 45 '10 " N , 13 ° 31' 20" E | |
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| Altitude above sea level | 49.7 m above sea level NN | |
| surface | 7 ha | |
| length | 280 m | |
| width | 250 m | |
| scope | 800 m | |
The Seechen in the municipality of Wandlitz in the forest area of the city of Bernau near Berlin is a small, almost round lake in the northwest of the better known Liepnitzsee . It is a residual body of water that was separated by silting up shallow water between the island of Kleiner Werder, which was still in existence at the end of the 19th century, and the terminal moraine wall.
geography
The area of the Seechen is given as 7 ha. Like the other bodies of water in the area, Seechen was created after the last ice age . Between the Liepnitzsee and the Seechen there is a 200 meter wide strip of land, which is still referred to as Kleiner Werder. The Seechen has no visible inflow or outflow, the drainage takes place through the wetlands north and south of the Kleiner Werder to the Liepnitzsee.
On the map of the 18th century, the water surface is still contiguous and there is a small island (Kleiner Werder) in the bay. A hiking map from the 1930s already shows an interrupted water surface and the Kleine Werder is now a peninsula. In the 21st century the lake appears isolated on the maps.
Flora and fauna
The bank region is boggy and consists in parts of swinging lawn . The Seechen and its banks are part of the Oberseemoor nature reserve and are also part of the large Barnim nature reserve . Beech, alder, bushes as well as floating leaf and reed areas determine the vegetation around the bank. Typical fen plants have established themselves. A small kept free of bushes and trees area for residential development towards used for hunting of small game . The following fish species have been identified in the Seechen: eel , perch, bream, bream, carp, roach, rudd and pike .
Dragonflies , amphibians , birds (including the kingfisher and the marsh harrier ), bats and otters are native and protected in the Seechen area.
Surroundings
The Seechen near Lanke is a designated fishing water (number F 03-114), but it is difficult to access. It is looked after by the Anglerverein Bernau 1891 e. V. On its north-western side there is a small housing estate on the slope that reaches up to the street on the Liepnitzsee. The northernmost rounding houses some footbridges and shelters that are used by anglers and residents. To the northeast of the Seechen lies the Ützdorf district of the large municipality of Wandlitz, and the Lanke district is not far away either.
See also
literature
- Manfred Reschke: 66 Lakes Hike, Trescher Verlag, 2011
Individual evidence
- ↑ Brief description of Seechen bei Lanke in: straßenkatalog.de
- ↑ a b Water profile of the LAV Brandenburg ( Memento from December 29, 2011 in the Internet Archive )
- ↑ 1000 ways around Berlin. Map book and hiking guide ; Ed. from Berliner Morgenpost , undated, page 42
- ↑ a b Ordinance on the nature reserve “Oberseemoor” in the Lanke district from February 2004 (PDF document; 86 kB) , re-accessed on February 6, 2016.
- ↑ Photos with the caught fish from the associated lake; here: a pike on June 3, 2011, 76 cm long
- ↑ Sports clubs in Bernau (as of December 2011) ( Memento from May 25, 2013 in the Internet Archive )