Sood

This article deals with the drinking water supply on Halligen Sood . For further meanings, see Sood (disambiguation) .

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Rainwater collection point on the Ziallerns terp

As Sood also Soot a is cistern on Warften referred to in which the collected rainwater from the roofs is passed. In the past, the sodes were lined with turf , later with wood or brickwork. Until 1970, rainwater from Sooden was the only possible drinking water supply for some terps on the Halligen .

On the mainland, Sood is the Low German word for a normal (non- artesian ) well .

literature

• Hartmut Böhme : Cultural history of water , Suhrkamp, ​​Frankfurt a. M. 1988, ISBN 9783518379868