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WesthavellandNature Park
Water, broad lowlands, forest-rich plateaus, and small march
localities with half-timbered houses and brick buildings give
the landscape between Brandenburg on the Havel river,
Friesack, and Neustadt/Dosse an unmistakable face. The
sparsely populated Westhavelland with its scenic diversity has
a wealth of nature and culture to offer visitors. The nature
park, located around 70 kilometers west of Berlin, that opened
in 1998 belongs to the richest waterbody regions in Germany
and is therefore especially suitable for ecologically-friendly
water-sport tourism. The Havel, which begins in Mecklenburg,
flows into the Elbe after its circa 341-kilometer-long course
by Havelberg. The Havel is the lifeline of the Westhavelland.
The largest contiguous wetland area in the interior of Western
Europe is located here. Within the framework of the Ramsar
Convention 58 square kilometers of the park in Brandenburg
and Sachsen-Anhalt are placed under international protection.
In September 2005 one of the largest European river rena-
turation projects began under the auspices of the Nature and
Biodiversity Conservation Union (NABU). It is projected to last
16 years. The planned measures should preserve the unique
Havel landscape, enliven the river, and make it more attractive
for visitors and guests of the nature park.
Formed by Water
Intercontinental Flights
In the nature park many threatened and highly endangered
animals and plant species find their habitat. The region plays
an important role in inter-regional migration of waders and
water birds. In the spring and autumn thousands of Nordic
geese and swans, cranes, ducks, and scolopacidae find the
necessary water and nourishing resting places on their long
migration routes. The magnificent ruff – the heraldic bird of
the nature park – can be observed here at its mating games
during the spring. Very rare meadow breeders – Black-tailed
godwit, Common Redshank, Eurasian Curlew, Common Snipe,
and Corn Crake – are breeding birds in the nature park.
Beavers and European otters are just as at home here as a
notable number of amphibians, fish, insects, and plants.
Bogs, Ländchen, and Land Seizure
The 1315-square-kilometer nature park is above all shaped
by the Weichselian glaciation, which ended over 10,000 years
ago. Powerful glaciers and meltwaters formed the landscape.
In the low-lying areas large moors and wetland areas arose:
the Haveland Luch (bog), the Rhinluch (Rhin bog), and the
Dossebruch. A unique feature of the Westhavelland are the
ground moraine plateaus and terminal moraine »islands« –
the so called Ländchen. Like large islands they rise out of the
lowlands and lent themselves therefore to settlement through
villages and cities. In the 7th century the Slavic Hevellians
settled here. They were so called after the Havel. With the
German conquest by Albert the Bear in 1157 settlers came,
including those, among others, from the Lower Rhin region.
Since the 18th century the boggy land has been largely
drained by dikes, pumping stations, dams, ditches, and the
relocation of the mouth of the Havel. The reclamation of the
Rhin and Dosse areas led Frederick the Great, upon an inspec-
tion trip in the Rhinluch, to remark, »… that is contrary to my Ministry of Environment, Health and Consumer Protection of the Federal State ofBrandenburgEditors: Environmental Agency of Brandenburg, Office of Press and Public Relations14476 Potsdam, OT Groß Glienicke, Seeburger Chaussee 2, Tel. (03 32 01) 4 22 - 0and Westhavelland Nature ParkPhotographs: Bich, Bock, Haase, Hübner, Krüger, Rasmus, RyslavyMap: Pro Line Concept, BerlinDesign/Production: Power DesignThing GmbHPrinting: Landesvermessung und Geobasisinformation BrandenburgAs of: September 2013
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expectations! That’s wonderful! I must say to you, all of you
who have worked on it.«
Increasing land reclamation and a partially industrialized
agriculture led to a decrease in species and landscape diver-
sity. Today the Westhavelland Nature Park should serve the
site for specific and sustainable uses of both man and nature.
Flying Machines, Microscopes, Retorts
»The surrounds of Berlin are poor in good training grounds
for gliding. The ideal of the latter is formed in a hill with
drops on all sides of at least 20 meters. Between Rathenow
and Neustadt and der Dosse there is a stretch of land, the
so called Ländchen Rhinow, that contains a large selection of
such hills.« Otto Lilienthal – the »first pilot« – was often in
Westhavelland between 1893 and 1896 because he couldn’t
find in Berlin any suitable training grounds for his ever better
constructed flying machines. With his machines dismantled he
traveled by train and horse-drawn carriage to the Rhinower
Mountains. From Gollenberg near Stölln Lilienthal could al-
ready fly up to 250 meters. On August 9, 1896 he was caught
by a gust of wind. Falling from 15 meters he broke his cervical
vertebra and died the next day in Berlin. The pastor Johann
Heinrich August Duncker, born in 1767, is responsible for the
renown of his home town Rathenow as the »City of Optics.«
The multiple-lens grinding machine that he developed allowed
for the rationalization of eyeglass and microscope production
and was ground-breaking for the further development of optics.
In 1801 he founded the Optische Industrie-Anstalt (Optical
Industry Institute). The city of Premnitz was until 1914 still
a small fishing village. After 1917 it developed itself into an
industrial center. Since the 1950s Premnitz was the most sig-
nificant site for synthetic fiber industry in the GDR and for the
entire East European economic sphere. The industrial center
RathenowPremnitz is at this time becoming more active.
Landesamt fürUmwelt,Gesundheit undVerbraucherschutz
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Discover the Westhavelland
The Westhavelland is rich in historic houses, churches, and
technical monuments. The city of Brandenburg, which borders
the nature park to the south and whose cathedral was begun
in 1165, is regarded as the cradle of the march Brandenburg.
Those sites that are worth seeing include the castles in Kleßen
and Nennhausen with their gorgeous landscape gardens,
the post wind mills in Bamme, Prietzen, and Ketzür as well
as Germany’s last two functioning needle dams in Grütz and
Garz. In the newly configured toy museum in Kleßen not only
the little ones get their money’s worth. In Liepe the estate
with its farm store, gardens, and Slavic fortress invites guests
for a visit. Equally a detour to the Brandenburg Pferdezucht-
Hochburg Neustadt an der Dosse (horse-breeding stronghold
in Neustadt an der Dosse) is fully worthwhile. The mummified
knight Kahlbutz can be »viewed« in the early gothic church in
Kampehl.
Those with literaral interests can follow the traces of Theodor
Fontane. The march poet took inspiration from the Westha-
velland that he worked into his famous novel »Effi Briest«
among others. Until the middle of the 18th century all ship
transport between Magdeburg and the march occurred over
the Stremme, a former main arm of the Elbe. Thereby all
ships had to pass by the Castle Mitow, from which the traffic
was controlled. Today the visitors’ center of the nature park
Mute swans are the true wild swans of temperate Central Europe. In autumn they are joined by whoopers and Bewick’s swans. They come from their breeding grounds in northern Scandinavia and west Siberia, having covered thousands of miles to reach their wintering locations.
In 1978 the Buckow nature conservation station (today the State Ornithological Station of Buckow) was founded. The personnel work on protecting the worldwide endangered Great Bustard, whose roosters can weight up to 17 kilograms. The emphasis of their research is on questions of conservation on cultivated land. From the observation towers near Buckow and Garlitz one can see the courting and breed grounds of the Great Bustard.
Westhavelland Nature Park AdministrationPareyer Dorfstraße 5, 14715 HavelaueTel: (03 38 72) 74 30, Fax: 7 43 12np-westhavelland@lua.brandenburg.dewww.grossschutzgebiete.brandenburg.de
Westhavelland Nature WatchPareyer Dorfstraße 5,
14715 HavelaueTel: (03 38 72) 7 00 25, Fax: 7 00 [email protected]
Nature Watch Base South in MilowTel: (0 33 86) 20 04 [email protected]
Westhavelland Nature Park Visitors’ Center, NABU
Westhavelland Regional OfficeStremmstraße 10, 14715 Milower LandTel: (0 33 86) 21 12 27, Fax: 21 13 [email protected]@Rathenow.de
State Ornithological Station of BuckowDorfstraße 3414715 Nennhausen OT BuckowTel: (03 38 78) 6 02 57, Fax: 6 06 [email protected]
Westhavelland Tourism OfficeFreier Hof 5, 14712 RathenowTel: (0 33 85) 51 49 91/92fvv-westhavelland@rathenow.dewww.fremdenverkehrsverein-westhavelland.de
Brandenburg InformationNeustädtischer Markt 314776 Brandenburg/Havel Tel: (0 33 81) 20 87 [email protected]
Ruppiner Land Tourism OfficeFischbänkenstraße 8, 16816 NeuruppinTel: (0 33 91) 65 96 30 Fax: 35 79 [email protected]
Tourism Office Kyritz, Wuster-hausen, Neustadt DosseMaxim-Gorki-Straße 32, 16866 KyritzTel: (03 39 71) 5 23 [email protected]
Museum KolonistenhofKleinderschauer Str. 116845 GroßderschauTel: (03 38 75) 9 08 10, Fax: 9 08 [email protected]
Havelland Tourism Office Schloss Ribbeck Theodor-Fontane-Straße 1014641 Nauen/OT RibbeckTel: (03 32 37) 85 90-30, Fax: 85 [email protected]
on the site opens its doors by transmitting much noteworthy
information about the Westhavelland. The staff of the Nature
Watch are out and about acting as »intermediaries between
people nature«. They are the first point of contact for matters
regarding species and biotope conservation, monitoring, natural
history tours and environmental education in the nature park.
And they help all those who have an eye and an ear for dis-
covering the wide expanses and the peace of the river valley
and lowland landscapes.
The unusual large church in the small Havel village of Strodehne was built in 1902/03. As of 1998 Strodehne has its fourth stork nest.
The 50 to 150-centimeter-long branched burr-reed grows in stagnant and flowing waters of cane brakes, on nutrient-rich, muddy soil.
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1
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S A C H S E N -
A N H A L T
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Derwitz
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Buskow
Langen
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Grenze Naturpark Westhavelland
Naturparkverwaltung
0 5 km
Naturschutzgebiete (NSG),festgesetzt und im Verfahren
Neubuchholz
Behlendorf
Garitz
g
Bärenthoren
gN b hh l
Großschutzgebietein Brandenburg
Bernau
Rheinsberg
BERLIN
Potsdam
NPMärkischeSchweiz
NPBarnim
NLPUnteresOdertal
BR FlusslandschaftElbe-Brandenburg
NPWest-havelland
BRSchorfheide-Chorin
NLP = NationalparkBR = BiosphärenreservatNP = Naturpark
NPNuthe-Nieplitz
NPHoherFläming
NPDahme-Heideseen
BRSpreewald
NPSchlaubetal
NPNiederlausitzerLandrücken
NPNiederlausitzerHeidelandschaft
NPUckermärkischeSeen
Naturparkinformation
NPStechlin-Ruppiner Land
N
Fishing on the Havel near Brandenburg is first documented in the year 1187, when the margrave Otto II left a part of the Havel to the cathedral chapter for fishing. Around 1900 typical river fish were still caught, including sturgeon, allis shad, and barbus barbus. They have long been absent from the Havel. Major fish of today’s Havel fishermen are eel, pike, and zander.
NLP= nationalpark(Nationalpark)BR = biospherereserve (Biosphärenreservat)NP = naturepark(Naturpark)
LargeNatureReservesinBrandenburg
Natureparkadministration
Natureparkinformation
BordersoftheWesthavellandNaturePark
Naturereserveestablishedandinprocess