Pätzer Vordersee

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Pätzer Vordersee is a lake in Bestensee, Brandenburg, Germany. At an elevation of 34.4 m, its surface area is 1.7 km².

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Pätzer Vordersee
Groß Köriser Weg, Schenkenländchen

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N 52.216666666667 °	E 13.67 °

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Groß Köriser Weg
15741 Schenkenländchen
Brandenburg, Germany
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