Sacrow-Paretzer-Kanals/Havelkanal
Navinfo near Paretz
Latitude
52° 27’ 39.1” NLongitude
12° 52’ 40.8” EInformation
Here the Havel Canal, the western bypass of Berlin, branches off to
the north. (see NV. Binnen Volume 2). It is not the most beautiful,
but the shortest connection to the Havel-Oder-Waterway and to the
waters of Ruppin and Mecklenburg. You save yourself the trouble of
navigating the heavily frequented Berlin waters. The DH is 4.6m,
the zHG. 8 km/h.
The more beautiful, but more time-consuming routes, lead straight
ahead over the Sacrow-Paretzer canal or southwards over the Potsdam
Havel to Berlin. Via the Havel lakes there, one then also reaches
the Havel-Oder waterway.
Here the Potsdamer Havel branches off to the south. Until the
construction of the Sacrow-Paretzer Canal in 1874, this route was
the main waterway of the Lower Havel Waterway.
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