Maurine

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The Maurine is 20 km a long tributary of the Stepenitz in the extreme northwest corner of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany.

Contents 1 Course of a the river 2 Watershed 3 External links 3.1 German language

[edit] Course of a the river

The Maurine originates between Breesen and Dechow in the southwest of the district Nordwestmecklenburg in a forest and meadow area 45 m above mean sea level.

In the upper run it flows through an approximately 1 km² Röggeliner See, whose bank ranges belong to the large protected nature reserves Kuhlrader Moor and Röggeliner See covering 3.28 km².

The difference in height from the source to the delta is approximately 40 m.

[edit] Watershed

[edit] External links

• Stepenitz and Maurine Lowlands

[edit] German language

• Schönberg lädt Sie ein (The Small City of Schönberg Entices you) (translation)
• Biosphärenreservat Schaalsee Informationszentrum Grenzhuus (Schaal Lake Biosphere Nature Reserve Information Center in Grenzhuus)
• Kriterienverzeichniz fũr die Anerkennung und Überprũfung der Biosphãrenresevate in Deutschland (hier BR Schaalsee) (Criterion for the Assessment and Testing of the Biosphere Natural Reserves in Germany for the Biosphere Nature Reserve Schaalsee)

Coordinates: 53°53′N 10°58′E / 53.883, 10.967