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Uelzen lock
Water-saving lock, Wrestedt
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f1 The Uelzen Lock, officially the Uelzen Lock Group, is a double lock system on the Elbe Side Canal. During the eight-year construction of the 115 km long canal, the descent structure for the 23-metre water level difference was also built. From 1976 only one lock chamber was initially available; in 2006 a second chamber (Chamber II) was added.
Text: German Wikipedia, machine translation, CC BY-SA 4.0. · Image: Frank Vincentz (CC BY-SA 3.0) ·