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Wasserwerk Johannisthal
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Wasserwerk Johannisthal

A Waterworks Amidst Berlin's Natural Beauty

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Nestled in a 35-hectare nature reserve in Berlin's Treptow-Köpenick district, the Johannisthal Waterworks is operated by Berliner Wasserbetriebe. The reserve is bordered by Königsheideweg, the Lindental allotment gardens, the A113 motorway, and Springbornstraße. Since its establishment in 2007, it has played a vital role in the area's water supply.
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The water protection area covers 35 hectares.

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Founded
September 12, 2007

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You're standing in one of Berlin's largest nature reserves, covering an impressive 35 hectares. The Johannisthal Waterworks has been a crucial part of the area's water supply since its founding on September 12, 2007. Operated by Berliner Wasserbetriebe, this area is nestled between Königsheideweg to the north and the Lindental allotment gardens to the west. Look south, and you'll notice the A113 motorway, a major transport route in the city. To the east, the boundary is marked by Springbornstraße and Koschatweg. This blend of nature and infrastructure highlights the importance of protecting our resources, offering a unique insight into how the city balances urban needs with environmental conservation.

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