Müllrose, Administrative district in Brandenburg, Germany
Müllrose is a town in Brandenburg located between the Oder River and the Schlaube Valley in eastern Germany. The area includes several settlements scattered across farmland and woodland patches.
Müllrose was first documented in 1275 when records mentioned a watermill located here. This mill still stands today and reflects the settlement's ancient connection to water-powered industries.
The municipality maintains German administrative traditions through its local government structure and regional planning responsibilities within Brandenburg.
The municipality can be reached using postal code 15299 and includes the villages of Biegenbrück and Dubrow. Visitors will find a rural setting with good transport links to larger cities like Frankfurt an der Oder.
A lake between this town and the neighboring village of Mixdorf serves as a natural boundary dividing the two municipalities. This body of water attracts locals and visitors interested in water activities and outdoor recreation.
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