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Vessels heading to or from the Rhine and the west of
Germany take the Elbe–Havel Canal at Plaue. Whilst the lower reaches of the Havel provide the most direct route to Hamburg and the North Sea ports, variable water levels in the Elbe affect those in the lower Havel; together these can restrict
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Like the preceding stretch of the river, the stretch from Plaue to the confluence with the Elbe at
Havelberg is administered as part of the Lower Havel–Waterway. Unlike the previous stretch, this stretch carries considerably less commercial traffic.
563:, weirs can distribute the waters of the Rhin either east- or westwards, rejoining the Havel in two places 67 kilometres (42 mi) apart along a straight line, and more than 160 kilometres (99 mi) apart along the course of the river.
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between the North and Baltic seas. From there the river initially flows southward, eventually joining the Elbe, which in turn flows into the North Sea. Every river north-east of it flows to the Baltic Sea. The river enters
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takes a shorter route due east to Paretz, saving some 13 kilometres (8.1 mi) compared to the 29 kilometres (18 mi) Potsdamer Havel. The
Potsdamer Havel is crossed by the
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The stretch of the river between the junction with the Oder–Havel Canal near
Liebenwalde and the confluence with the Spree at Spandau is administered as part of the
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Zwenzow downstream to Liebenwalde is a distance of 92 kilometres (57 mi). In this distance the navigation passes through the lakes of Großer Labussee,
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From a navigation perspective, the Havel can be split into four sections with somewhat different characteristics and different administrative arrangements.
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The last 10 kilometres (6 mi) of this stretch of the river, from
Hennigsdorf, passes through a series of interconnected lakes, including the large
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Spandau, the river widens into a wide lake that extends, through some narrower areas, to Potsdam. On the east bank south of Spandau is the
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1486:: Imray Laurie Norie & Wilson. pp. 100–103.
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65:Rivers Havel (dark blue) and Rhin (turquoise)
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662:. The river name Havel is related to German
658:, the name of the river was also written as
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2181:Rivers of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
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303:23,858 km (9,212 sq mi)
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735:The Havel passing through Schwedtsee
547:The Havel's main tributary is the
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727:Head of navigation to Liebenwalde
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600:Towns along the river include:
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1081:avoiding central Berlin. The
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132:Physical characteristics
2191:Federal waterways in Germany
283: • elevation
202: • elevation
1480:Inland Waterways of Germany
1448:"Hauptstrecken Abkürzungen"
1417:Inland Waterways of Germany
1383:Inland Waterways of Germany
1216:Wentow channel in Zehdenick
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1478:Sheffield, Barry (1995).
1415:Sheffield, Barry (1995).
1381:Sheffield, Barry (1995).
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2186:Rivers of Saxony-Anhalt
2156:Tributaries of the Elbe
920:Havel–Oder–Wasserstraße
673:meaning port, harbor).
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295:324 km (201 miles)
266:52.908333°N 11.877222°E
206:65 m (213 ft)
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32:Havel (disambiguation)
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53:The Havel in Potsdam
30:For other uses, see
1274:Werder an der Havel
1098:Sacrow–Paretz Canal
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525:Ankershagen
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485:Brandenburg
385:Tributaries
371:Progression
269: /
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156:Mecklenburg
93:Oranienburg
2150:Categories
1599:Schwentine
1582:Peenestrom
1562:Baltic Sea
1458:6 February
1339:References
1258:branch in
1256:Alte Fahrt
1137:Plauer See
1125:Silo Canal
965:Hakenfelde
815:Schwedtsee
787:Woblitzsee
688:Navigation
300:Basin size
257:11°52′38″E
254:52°54′30″N
176:12°56′08″E
173:53°28′04″N
1856:Weißeritz
1851:Stepenitz
1768:North Sea
1638:Black Sea
1609:Stepenitz
1552:main stem
1193:Havelberg
1023:Grunewald
847:Zehdenick
823:Wesenberg
811:Baalensee
807:Röblinsee
714:North Sea
606:Zehdenick
584:Havelberg
568:Havelland
529:watershed
379:North Sea
326:Havelberg
312:Discharge
237:Gnevsdorf
123:Havelberg
2134:Category
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1861:Wesenitz
1821:Löcknitz
1701:Lauchert
1594:Recknitz
1322:See also
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1181:Rathenow
1168:and the
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819:Stolpsee
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712:and the
682:Havolane
655:Germania
638:Rathenow
634:Premnitz
573:Ländchen
233:Rühstädt
118:Rathenow
71:Location
1947:Moselle
1912:Emscher
1816:Jeetzel
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1092:to the
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644:History
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553:Spandau
473:Germany
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80:Germany
76:Country
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626:Ketzin
622:Werder
614:Berlin
513:Müritz
503:Source
489:Berlin
477:states
423:Buckau
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86:Cities
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2079:Niers
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2054:Werra
2049:Lesum
2044:Hunte
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2029:Aller
2024:Weser
2007:Wiese
1987:Sauer
1977:Rench
1967:Pfinz
1937:Lippe
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1892:Rhine
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411:Spree
216:Mouth
42:Havel
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2002:Wied
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1982:Ruhr
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1952:Murg
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1801:Eger
1776:Elbe
1746:Vils
1721:Paar
1716:Naab
1706:Lech
1696:Isar
1676:Günz
1570:Oder
1488:ISBN
1460:2011
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