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River in Germany

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Stendlitz


Location
Country	Germany
State	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Physical characteristics

Source
• location	Moosbruch wetland 4 km NE of Domjüchsee
• elevation	70 m

Mouth
• location	Tiefer Trebbower See
• coordinates	53°18′42″N 13°04′48″E / 53.3116°N 13.0799°E / 53.3116; 13.0799
• elevation	57.8 m
Length	9.998 km
Basin size	27.7 km²
Basin features
Progression	Floßgraben→ Havel→ Elbe→ North Sea
River system	Elbe

Stendlitz is a river of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany. Four Kilometers from its source in a wetland named Moosbruch, it passes Domjüchsee. From there it passes through Strelitz-Alt, where it is led in culverts. It discharges into a canal and river named Floßgraben in Lake Tiefer Trebbower See near Klein Trebbow.

See also