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Möllen (Friedland)

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Möllen is a residential area in the district of NiewischinFriedland in the district Oder-Spree (Brandenburg). It is close to Lake Schwielochsee, and at times it has been considered as one of the Schwielochsee villages.

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The first historical mention of Möllen was in 1574 when it was in the possession of Joachim II. The name is most likely derived from the Sorb term měl = shallows.