Boizemündung

Here the boize flows into the sude. Actually, it looks like the leaner here is flowing into the boize, but it's the other way round. The Boize is a 30 kilometer tributary of the 85 kilometers much longer Sude.
The Boize rises west of the Schaalsee and the Seedorfer Kuechensee in the east of Schleswig-Holstein near the village Seedorf at a height of about 40 m above sea level. NHN in a wooded area called Birkenort. From here, the boize runs in a southerly direction initially very winding, until it forms the border between Schleswig-Holstein and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern on a section east of Gudow.
On Mecklenburgian territory, the largely straightened Boize under Lüttow-Valluhn underpasses the Federal Highway 24 and runs parallel to the Federal Highway 195. In Boizenburg / Elbe, the Boize feeds a ring-shaped ditch system around the city center with ramparts. The last meters of the river are developed as a port facility, at which also the old Elbewerft Boizenburgs was. Here at the northern tip of the biosphere reserve Flusslandschaft Elbe-Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, the Boize flows into the Sude, which itself flows into the Elbe after a few meters on the right.
The mouth of the Sude was relocated in 1983 from the place Gothmann in the Boizenburg port entrance, so that the Boize became the tributary of the Sude. Previously, the bogee flowed directly into the Elbe.
The source of the Boize lies to the south of the North Sea Baltic Sea watershed, because while the water reaches the North Sea via the Sude and Elbe, the Ratzeburg Lake, which lies just a few kilometers north of the source, drains into the Baltic Sea via the Wakenitz. Tributaries of the Boize include the Grenzgraben Klein-Zecher, the Gudower Grenzgraben, the Waldmoorbach, the Färbergraben and numerous drainage ditches.
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