Breitlingsee

The Breitlingsee is the largest waters of Lake District in the west of the city of Brandenburg. It has an area of 513 ha through the islands Kiehnwerder and groynes Werder is separated from the Breitlingsee Moser 's Lake and from Lake Plau. In the settlement Buhnenhaus opens the Havel, referred to here as the Brandenburg Lower Havel, which flows through the Lake District, in the lake. Just south of the Havel opens the curtain and at settlement Malge the Buckau in the Breitlingsee. Both rivers have their headwaters in the flaming. North of the settlement Malge is the Rabbit Island. East of the rabbit island the deepest part of the lake with Breitling 5.60 m was measured.

The Breitlingsee heard as a federal waterway to the Lower Havel waterway. At a length of approx. 9 km counts from the mouth of the Lower Havel Brandenburg to Moser 's lake to the waterways of class III. Responsible is the Waterways and Shipping Office Brandenburg.

On the south shore of the lake, the railway route Brandenburg- Magdeburg runs. Behind it is a large forest and heathland, a popular recreation area. The place Malge on the southern shore of the lake is a place for excursions and water sports base.

The island Kiehnwerder is a conservation area, is located on a camping her. The island is part of the groynes Werder nature reserve groynes Werder Wusterau.