Klare Grete

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The Clear Grete is a former small river in the district south at Calvörde in Calvörder forest.

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The source of Clear Grete was once regarded as the strongest and clearest source of Calvörder mountains, however, began to dry up in 1860. Today the Clear Grete is almost dried up, but there are traces of the flow curve can be seen. Where do they float, is unknown; According the Gerlach 's map of 1763 has the clear Grete only a short and narrow river in Calvörder forest. 1920 a memorial stone was erected, not to mention the clear Grete. Not far from the river was now the desert village called Käsdorf. The Cloridenberg located in front of Clear Grete. Also, you can still find landmarks. These originate from the time when Calvörde still belonged to the Duchy of Brunswick.

A stylized representation of the source of Clear Grete is part of the coat of arms of Wieglitz in the community Bülstringen.