Map service Hydrology

The map service provides the following information.
General data:

Lower Water Authorities
NLWKN Plants

Water protected areas:

Drinking water protection areas WSG
Sanctuary protected areas HQSG
Drinking water extraction areas TWGG -active WGA
EAFRD grant scheme
Protected areas Drinking water planar
Area name and number
Drinking water priority programme
Hydrographic map:

List of Regions

Base catchment areas
Catchment areas 4.Subdivision
Catchment areas 3.
Subdivision
Catchment areas 2.Subdivision
Catchment areas 1.
Subdivision
Electricity Areas
Trenches
Water network
Wattages
Water Areas

Dripping waters:
List of dry-drop waters
Water network 1.
All right,
Water network 2.
Order
Water network 3.Order

WFD Water Network
List of dry-drop waters — standing waters
Standing waters
WFD-standing casks

Water density at municipal level
BK50 — Evaluation of groundwater level
BK50 — Evaluation of Soil Clinical Humidity Level

Level measurement network: Level measurement network GÜN
Hydrological landscapes Level
Hydrological landscapes

Water structure:
Detail mapping photo
Detailed mapping Overview
Rating Total
Review of the surrounding area
Review of the shores
Rating Sole

Groundwater report Quantity: Groundwater level measuring stations

Groundwater report Quality:
Adsorption of visible light (SAK 436)
Aluminium
Ammonium
AOX
Arsenic
Base capacity (pH 8.2)
Lead
Boron
Cadmium

Calcium
Chloride
Chromium
Iron
electrical conductivity
Fluoride
Dissolved Organic Carbon (DOC)
Potassium
Copper
Manganese
Magnesium
Sodium
Nickel
Nitrate
Nitrite
Phosphate
pH value
Mercury
Oxygen
Acid capacity (pH 4.3) Sulphate
UV adsorption (SAK 254) Zinc Scale: 1:10000, 1:50000 System environment:
ArcGIS-Server Explanation on the subject reference:
Limits of water protected areas are maintained by the Lower Water Authorities (UWB). For these borders, there is one from the Nds. National water management, coastal and nature conservation operations are based on harmonised national data base based on UWB’s supplies.

Limits of flood zones are maintained by the Lower Water Authorities (UWB).
For these borders, there is one from the Nds.
National water management, coastal and nature conservation operations are based on harmonised national data base based on UWB’s supplies.
The boundaries of the provisionally secured flood zones are based on data from the country.