Kieler Förde

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Kieler Förde is a Baltic Sea inlet on the coast of Schleswig-Holstein in northern Germany, forming the natural harbor of the city of Kiel and an important center for maritime traffic and shipbuilding.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Baltic Sea inlet
fjord-like bay
administrativeRegion Kreis Plön
Kreis Rendsburg-Eckernförde
climateZone temperate oceanic climate
connectsTo North Sea via Kiel Canal
country Germany
formsNaturalHarborOf Kiel
hasCoastlineFeature beaches
fishing harbors
marinas
hasFerryConnectionsTo Baltic states
Scandinavia
hasMouthNear Kiel Lighthouse
hasNavalBase Kiel naval base
linked to: Kiel Naval Base
hasPort Port of Kiel
hasShipyard German Naval Yards Kiel
HDW shipyard
ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems
isEntranceTo Kiel Canal
isImportantFor Baltic Sea shipping routes
regional economy of Kiel
isKnownFor Kiel Week sailing event vicinity
isTouristDestinationFor beach tourism
maritime museums
sailing
languageOfName German
length approximately 17 km
locatedIn Northern Germany
Schleswig-Holstein
majorCityOnShore Heikendorf
Kiel
Laboe
Mönkeberg
Schilksee
Strande
nameMeaning Kiel Fjord
nearbyLandmark Laboe Naval Memorial
U-995 submarine museum
opensInto Bay of Kiel
partOf Baltic Sea
usedFor ferry traffic
maritime traffic
naval operations
recreational sailing
shipbuilding
waterBodyType inlet

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Kiel-Holtenau borders Kieler Förde
Kiel-Holtenau waterwayEntranceOf Nord-Ostsee-Kanal zur Ostsee
linked to: Kieler Förde
Plön (district) contains Kieler Förde (parts)
linked to: Kieler Förde