Lellichow

Lellichow is a district in the municipality of the town of Kyritz in the district of Ostprignitz-Ruppin. The medieval village likely became desolate still in the 14th century. On a part of the deserted field area, an establishment was erected at the end of the 18th century, and a few years later, a colony was established next to it, which became the core of the modern village. The locality was incorporated into Ganz in 1928. From 1957 to 2002, it formed the municipality of Bork-Lellichow together with the residential area of Bork, which was incorporated into the town of Kyritz and dissolved at the end of 2002. Since 2003, Lellichow has been a district of the town of Kyritz.

Lellichow is located 11 km aerially northeast of Kyritz. The district does not have its own land register but shares a common land register with Bork. The fields 5, 6, 7, and part of field 1 correspond to the former land register of the village. The center of the locality is at 50 m above sea level. The highest point of the former land register reaches just under 57 m above sea level, while the lowest part is Bork Lake, with an average lake surface of 45 m above sea level. The district includes a part of Bork Lake and the Bork Mill Pond. In the northwest, the Klempnitz river flows through the district, where there is another small pond. The lowland of the Klempnitz, the Bork Mill Pond, and Bork Lake are sections of a glacial meltwater drainage channel. The L14 from Kyritz to Herzsprung and Wittstock runs through the locality. A small connecting road branches off to Bork in the village.

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