Lennewehr Hohenlimburg
The Lennewehr Hohenlimburg is a weir protected as a cultural monument in the river Lenne in the North Rhine-Westphalian city of Hagen , district Hohenlimburg .
history
The Lennewehr Hohenlimburg, which is located next to the Hohenlimburg Lenne bridge on the Ruhr-Sieg route , was built around 1900 together with a turbine system to use the river's hydropower . At the weir, an upper ditch branched off to the hydroelectric power station , which was shut down in 1963 and which was almost completely backfilled in 1970 and has since been built over. Also protected as part of the ensemble is a castle-like building behind the weir, which originally served as a painters' workshop and was probably also built around 1900.
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Company Andernach & Bleck | Workshop building Markstrasse | Former Hohenlimburg Castle Brewery | Lennewehr Hohenlimburg | Hoesch settlement | Bridge over the Lenne in Stenglingsen | Steam locomotive Carl | Altena train station | Stone Bridge | Workers' settlement, Werdohler Strasse 12-32 | Turbine and generator from the company Elektromark | Factory hall and clock tower Wilhelmsthal | Wilhelmsthal power plant and weir | Railway bridge over the Lenne in Ohle | Werdohl railway station | "Schnapsbrücke" pedestrian bridge | Portal of the Werdohl railway tunnel | Lennebrücke Hilfringhausen | Plettenberg-Eiringhausen station | Reiter-Stellwerk Bahnhof Plettenberg | Railway bridge over the Lenne in Siesel | Sieseler tunnel
Coordinates: 51 ° 20 ′ 52.1 " N , 7 ° 34 ′ 41.4" E