Uckermark-Kaserne

Uckermark-Kaserne spans a large area on the eastern edge of Prenzlau, bounded by the Angermünde-Stralsund railway line and Federal Highway 198. The facility contains multiple buildings and structures that function as an active military installation.

Military presence in Prenzlau began in 1767 with the construction of barracks to house two infantry battalions. This early establishment shaped the town's development as a military center for centuries to come.

The name refers to the historical Uckermark region in northern Germany, showing how military facilities connect to local geography. The barracks have become part of the town's identity on its eastern side.

The facility sits on the town's edge and is easily reached via Federal Highway 198, which runs north to south. Keep in mind that this is an active military installation, so public access may be limited.

The 610 Signal Battalion operates from this location with specialized communication equipment. This unit carries out signal operations for the German Armed Forces and represents an important part of modern military technology in the region.

Location: Prenzlau

GPS coordinates: 53.31200,13.87650

Latest update: December 12, 2025 16:42