Tourstop
Lake Malchower See
The lake is a legacy of the last European ice age. Situated on the Barnim plateau, it was the settlement site of Stone and Bronze Age nomads. Unfortunately, their relics were lost after National Socialist
Art in harmony with everyday life "Shapes in the North"
Photo: Stephan Karl
Tour stop 7
Lake Malchow
Lake Malchow is fed by rainwater from the Malchow floodplain and the Malchow village ditch.
"The water surface area of Lake Malchow is 74,318 m², the entire body of water has a volume of 226,555 m³ and the average depth is 3.05 m, with the greatest depth of the lake being 6.46 m. The total circumference of the shoreline of Lake Malchow is 1,228 m.[1] Lake Malchow is fed by rainwater from the Malchow floodplain and the Malchow village ditch. The water is discharged into the Panke via the Malchower Fließgraben in the southwest of the lake." Source (translated): https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Malchower_See_(Berlin)
The lake is surrounded by nature and offers great opportunities for long walks.
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