[15] Power plant at the Wolfzahnau
Description
This power plant was built in 1903 at the confluence of the Lech and the Wertach rivers. It currently supplies 15,000 people with electricity. The four meter high flywheel power generator was exhibited as a symbol of the art of German engineering at the World’s Fair in Paris in 1900.POIs
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[0] World Heritage Info Centre
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[1] Hochablass (Lech weir)
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[2] Lech canals
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[3] Galgenablass (culvert)
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[4] Waterworks at Rotes Tor
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[5] Lower Waterworks
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[6] Waterworks at Vogeltor
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[7] Augustus Fountain
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[8] Mercury Fountain
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[9] Hercules Fountain
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[10] Stadtmetzg
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[11] Waterworks at Hochablass
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[12] Power plant at the Stadtbach
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[13] Power plant at the Fabrikkanal
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[14] Power plant at the Singold
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[15] Power plant at the Wolfzahnau
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[16] Power plant Gersthofen
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[17] Power plant at the Senkelbach
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[18] Power plant Langweid
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[19] Power plant at the Wertachkanal
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[20] Power plant at the Proviantbach
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[21] Power plant Meitingen
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[22] Canoe Course (Eiskanal)
