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Gute Nachrichten für den Wirtschaftsstandort Kiel: Zum Ende des zweiten Quartals 2024 gingen laut der Bundesagentur für Arbeit insgesamt 132.517 Menschen in der Landeshauptstadt Kiel einer sozialversicherungspflichtigen Beschäftigung nach.
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Blue Path: Kiel Canal
The Kiel Canal (or Nord-Ostsee-Kanal) is the busiest manmade waterway in the world; an average of one hundred ships pass through it every day. The canal crosses Schleswig-Holstein, linking the North Sea and the Baltic.
Kiel - Dynamics and equilibrium by the sea
Kiel is the capital city of Schleswig-Holstein. At the same time it is Germany's northernmost city. The Kiel Fjord stretches right into the heart of the city - opening people's horizons and acting as an important crossroad. With its cruise and ferry terminals, Kiel harbour forms a bridge to Scandinavia and the Baltics. Welcome to a unique city.
Blue Path - kiel.de
Come and get a taste of Schilksee, Kiel’s northernmost harbour, or go for a stroll along Tiessenkai with its serene harbour atmosphere and catch a glimpse of times gone by: historic sailing ships moored along the quay; the former offices of old trading companies; the old warehouse and the Holtenau lighthouse.
Kiel´s outer fjord and its sea marks
Kiel Bay and Kiel’s outer fjord, along with Kiel Canal, which was opened in 1895, are among the most heavily navigated waterways in the world. International shipping from and into the Baltic almost all passes through the fairway down this sea inlet, which is …
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Blue Path: Canal history - kiel.de
The Kiel Canal had a predecessor even in the late 18th century, the Schleswig-Holstein Canal, built by the Danish king Christian VIII, who ruled the country at the time. This canal met the river Eider at Rendsburg, thus creating a link between the North Sea and the …
Blue Path: Bootshafen, improved water quality - kiel.de
The Bootshafen includes approx. 4,200 square metres of water, with a volume of approx. 11,000 cubic metres. It serves as a rainwater reception basin and is linked to the Kleiner Kiel and the Kiel Firth by a pipe.
Blue Path: Bootshafen - kiel.de
The Bootshafen (boat harbour) still provides evidence of the Kiel old town’s former peninsular site. Originally it and the Kleiner Kiel (a pool called the Kleiner Kiel) formed a side arm of the firth, which ran almost completely round the old town.