Wurlsee

The Wurlsee is situated in the northeast of Germany at Lychen, in Uckermark, in the state of Brandenburg lake.

Location

The Wurlsee is one of the seven lakes of Lychener lakes Cross and belongs to Uckermärkischen Lakelands. The lake is characterized by its clear water and is located about 80 km north of Berlin. About a channel it is connected with the Nesselpfuhl. This is also a link in the field Berger waters. By Woblitz, in which one comes from the Grand Lychensee from, a navigable link to the Havel is given. As a result, the Wurlsee makes an excellent starting point for hiking water with the canoe. Larger pleasure boats are denied the way across the Nesselpfuhl due to the low bridge heights between Wurlsee and Nesselpfuhl and Nesselpfuhl and town or Big Lychener lake. Located on a peninsula on the southern shore of the lake is a former Slavic castle wall.

Maritime data

The Wurlsee has a water area of ​​95 acres. At its deepest point it measures 28 m. The water of the Wurlsees comes from various sources and is very pure. The lake has the status of EC bathing water lake. The driving motor boats is prohibited Fishing is only permitted with the Fishing chart. The summer Secchi depth is 3 meters to 5 meters. He has an effective length of 1.59 kilometers and a width of 940 meters. The catchment area of the lake has an area of 9.12 km ².

Flora and Fauna

Main species of fish are pike, perch and whitefish. Many water birds, including grebes, coots and mallard are common here.