Temnitquell

Temnitquell is a natural spring located in the municipality of Temnitztal in the Brandenburg district of Ostprignitz-Ruppin, Germany. It is known as the source of the Temnitz river. The spring is situated in a protected landscape area, recognized for its ecological significance. The water emerging from Temnitquell is characterized by its purity and is a vital component of the local water system.

The immediate surroundings of the spring are typically wooded, contributing to the pristine nature of the site. Historically, springs have often been associated with local folklore and settlements, though specific historical accounts directly tied to Temnitquell are limited. Its primary importance in contemporary times is its role in sustaining the Temnitz river, which flows through several communities before eventually joining other waterways. The spring's consistent water flow is crucial for the biodiversity of the river and the surrounding wetlands. Conservation efforts are in place to protect the spring and its habitat from potential environmental pressures. Access to the immediate spring area may be restricted to preserve its natural state, but the surrounding landscape offers opportunities for nature observation and recreation.