List of the objects of the II. Vienna High Spring Pipeline

The list of objects of the Second Vienna High Spring Pipeline contains the individual structures of the Second Viennese High Spring Pipeline visible above ground in their course from the springs to the water reservoirs in Vienna. A large part of the buildings is under monument protection , the objects can therefore also be found in the monument lists of the communities along the mountain spring pipeline. In contrast to the monument lists, which, following the object definition of the Federal Monuments Office, often describe sections of the water pipeline at the level of a cadastral community as only one listed object and combine several individual structures, and describe individual structures across commune and cadastral municipality boundaries twice, the individual structures are in this list listed separately and each cross-border structure is regarded as one structure.

The second Viennese spring water pipeline is a 183 km long drinking water supply pipeline for the city of Vienna . It was built at the instigation of Karl Lueger and, after a ten-year construction period, opened on December 2, 1910 as the 2nd Kaiser-Franz-Josef Spring Pipeline . It was built to reinforce the first Viennese spring pipeline and brings drinking water from the Hochschwab area in Styria to Vienna .

photo		Building	km	Location	description
		Chamber B ObjectID :  129441		Mariazell location	This section describes the versions of the Brunngraben springs above Gleißnerhof (Salza left). The well-ditch springs form the beginning of the aqueduct, they are contained in three chambers
		Chamber A ObjectID :  129441		Mariazell location
		Chamber T ObjectID :  129441		Mariazell location
		Entry tower 1 ObjectID :  129441		Mariazell location	shortly afterwards the first entry tower follows
		1. Access to ObjectID :  129441		Mariazell location	possibly another access (unclear)
		Entry tower 2 ObjectID :  129441		Mariazell location	entry tower 2 in Waldsiedel
		2. Access to ObjectID :  129441		Mariazell location	possibly another entrance in Gschödringergraben (unclear)
		Premises Kläfferquelle Object ID:  129443		Mariazell location	at the Kläfferbrücke
		Chamber C ObjectID :  129442		Mariazell location	Versions Kläfferquelle and Höllbachquellen ( position Höllbachquelle 1 , 2 and 3 ), above Kläfferbrücke (both sides of salt), Prescenyklause (left) and Barbarakapelle ( position Höllgraben right). The individual structures are spread over a spacious area of ​​around 14 km on both sides of the Salza. Chamber C ( Lage ) connects the Höllbachstrang with the strand coming from the Brunngraben springs at the outlet of the Vorderen Höll in Weichselboden .
		9 Entries ObjectID :  129442		Mariazell location see description	Versions Kläfferquelle and Höllbachquellen ( position Höllbachquelle 1 , 2 and 3 ), above Kläfferbrücke (both sides of salt), Prescenyklause (left) and Barbarakapelle ( position Höllgraben right). The individual structures are spread over a spacious area of ​​around 14 km on both sides of the Salza. Chamber C ( Lage ) connects the Höllbachstrang with the strand coming from the Brunngraben springs at the outlet of the Vorderen Höll in Weichselboden .
		Bärnbach aqueduct ObjectID :  129444		Wildalpen location	The Bärnbachaqueduct across the stream of the same name north of the Salza connects the communities of Mariazell and Wildalpen.
		Crabapple aqueduct (Aqueduct II) ObjectID :  129449		Wildalpen location	Aqueduct over the Holzäpfeltal
		11 chambers, 1 pump house, 3 entrances, Hartlsee ObjektID :  129446		Winterhöh Wildalpen location	Branch Siebenseequellen at Winterhöh
		E-Werk ObjektID :  98503		Schreiereng 28 Wildalpen location
		Office building of Wiener Wasser ObjectID :  129447		Wildalpen 24 Wildalpen location	Office building of MA 49 (Vienna Water)
		Salza aqueduct (Aqueduct I) ObjectID :  129452		Wildalpen location	Aqueduct over the Salza
		Hopfgarten aqueduct (Aqueduct III) ObjectID :  129450		Wildalpen location	Aqueduct over the Hopfgartenbach
		Imbachaqueduct (Aqueduct IV) ObjectID :  129451		Wildalpen location	Aqueduct over the Schneckengraben
		Canal bridge Lahnbach ObjectID :  129466		Göstling at the Ybbs location
		Canal bridges Windischbach ObjektID :  129466		Göstling at the Ybbs location
		Hundsaubach Canal Bridge ObjectID :  129466		Göstling at the Ybbs location
		Almwaldbach Canal Bridge ObjectID :  129466		Göstling at the Ybbs location
		Schreierbach Canal Bridge ObjectID :  129466		Göstling at the Ybbs location
		Access tunnel 25 ObjektID :  129466		Göstling an der Ybbs coordinates are missing! Help.
		Access tunnel 28 ObjectID :  129466		Göstling an der Ybbs coordinates are missing! Help.
		Access tunnel 29 ObjectID :  129466		Göstling at the Ybbs location
		Access tunnel 30 ObjectID :  129466		Göstling an der Ybbs coordinates are missing! Help.
		Access tunnel 31 ObjektID :  129466		Göstling at the Ybbs location
		Hagenbach aqueduct ObjectID :  129467		Göstling at the Ybbs location
		Large excavation aqueduct ObjectID :  129487		Lunz am See location	Note: Coordinates must be verified
		Access tunnel 32 ObjectID :  129488		Lunz am See location
		Lechnergrabendüker inlet chamber (EK 33) ObjectID :  129488		Lunz am See location
		Lechnergrabenüker outlet chamber (AK34) ObjectID :  129488		Lunz am See location
		Access tunnel 35 ObjectID :  129488		Lunz am See location
		Inlet chamber Lunzdüker (EK 36) ObjectID :  129489		Lunz am See location	The Lunzdüker passes under the municipality of Lunz with a horizontal distance of around 610 m between the inlet chamber EK 36 and the outlet chamber AK 37 . Note: Coordinates must be verified
		Lunzdüker discharge chamber (AK 37) ObjectID :  129490		Elisabeth Hummel-Straße Lunz am See location	The Lunzdüker passes under the municipality of Lunz with a horizontal distance of around 610 m between the inlet chamber EK 36 and the outlet chamber AK 37.
		Mitterau aqueduct (WAG tunnel) ObjectID :  129492		Gaming location
		Access tunnel 38 ObjectID :  129491		Gaming location
		Access tunnel 39 ObjectID :  129491		Gaming location
		Access tunnel 40 ObjectID :  129491		Gaming location
		Entry tower 41 ObjectID :  129491		Gaming location
		Entry tower 41a ObjectID :  129491		Gaming location
		Access tunnel ObjectID :  129491		Gaming coordinates are missing! Help.
		Access tunnel ObjectID :  129491		Gaming coordinates are missing! Help.
		1 chamber (raid chamber WAG tunnel) ObjektID :  129491		Gaming coordinates are missing! Help.
		Entry tower 43 ObjectID :  129510		Gaming location
		Umberg Canal Bridge I ObjectID :  129510		Gaming location
		Access tunnel 44 ObjectID :  129511		Gaming location
		1 chamber (water lock / WAG tunnel) ObjektID :  129511		Gaming location
		Kraftwerk I (Wienstrom), water pipeline power station Gaming ObjektID :  129512		at Pockau 19 gaming location	The power plant was built between 1923 and 1926 by the Viennese electricity company and uses the gradient of the spring water pipeline.
		Aqueduct Umberg II ObjectID :  129509		Gaming location
		Gamingbach aqueduct ObjectID :  20647		Gaming location
		Inlet chamber Pockaudüker (EK 45) ObjectID :  129513		Gaming location	The Pockaudüker crosses under the village of Pockau with a horizontal distance of 150 m from the inlet chamber EK 45 to the outlet chamber AK 46.
		Outlet chamber Pokaudüker (AK 46) ObjektID :  129517		Gaming location	The Pockaudüker crosses under the Pockau village with a horizontal distance of around 150 m from the inlet chamber EK 45 to the outlet chamber AK 46.
		Inlet chamber Erlaufdüker (EK 48) ObjektID :  129517	107.39 km	Gaming location	The Erlauf culvert crosses under the Erlauf from the inlet chamber EK 48 to the outlet chamber AK 49 with a horizontal distance of around 165 m .
		Outlet chamber Erlaufdüker (AK 49) ObjectID :  129517	107.23 km	Gaming location
		Access tunnel 50 ObjectID :  129517		Gaming location
		Access tunnel 50a		Gaming location	In KG Kienberg you can still find the not listed access tunnel 50a which is visibly more recent construction date.
		Entry tower 51 ObjectID :  129524		St. Anton an der Jeßnitz location
		Sulzgraben canal bridge ObjectID :  129524		St. Anton an der Jeßnitz location
		Access tunnel 52 ObjectID :  129525		Scheibbs location
		Lueger aqueduct ObjectID :  129532		Scheibbs and St. Anton an der Jeßnitz location	The Lueger aqueduct bridges the valley of the Jessnitz . With a length of 271 meters and a height of 22 meters, it is the longest aqueduct of Vienna's second high spring water pipeline. The 14 arch positions have a span of 10 to 30 m. The aqueduct is located in the municipality of Scheibbs and the cadastral municipalities of St. Anton an der Jeßnitz and Gärtenberg in the municipality of St. Anton an der Jeßnitz.
		Entry chamber 53 ObjectID :  129533		St. Anton an der Jeßnitz location
		Hochbruckaqueduct ObjectID :  129539		Scheibbs location
		Entry tower 54 ObjectID :  129540		Scheibbs location
		Canal bridge Lehenhof ObjectID :  129540		Scheibbs location
		Entry tower 55 ObjectID :  129544		Scheibbs location
		Ginningbach aqueduct ObjectID :  129543		Scheibbs location	The Ginningbach aqueduct connects the cadastral communities of Ginning and Scheibbs.
		Schöllgraben canal bridge ObjectID :  129541		Scheibbs location
		Entry tower 56 ObjectID :  129545		Scheibbs location
		Leysbach aqueduct ObjectID :  129548		Scheibbs and St. Georgen at the Leys location	The Leysbach aqueduct connects the communities of Scheibbs and St. Georgen an der Leys.
		Discharge chamber Object ID:  129546		St. Georgen an der Leys location
		Stücklehen aqueduct ObjectID :  129549		St. Georgen an der Leys location
		Feldbauer canal bridge ObjectID :  129550		St. Georgen an der Leys location
		Inlet chamber Melkdüker (EK 57) ObjectID :  129550		St. Georgen an der Leys location	Inlet chamber of the around 430 meter long milking culvert
		Outlet chamber Melkdüker (AK 58) ObjectID :  129550		St. Georgen an der Leys location	Outlet chamber of the around 430 meters long milking culvert as the crow flies
		Canal bridge Pfoisau ObjektID :  129554		Oberndorf an der Melk location
		Entry tower 59 ObjectID :  129554		Oberndorf an der Melk location
		Koppendorf aqueduct ObjectID :  129555		Oberndorf an der Melk location
		Aqueduct Oberndorf 1 ObjektID :  129557		Oberndorf an der Melk location
		Canal bridge Oberndorf 2 ObjektID :  129556		Oberndorf an der Melk location
		Canal bridge Oberndorf 3 ObjektID :  129556		Oberndorf an der Melk location
		Aqueduct Oberndorf 4 ObjektID :  129558		Oberndorf an der Melk location
		Aqueduct Oberndorf 5 ObjektID :  129559		Oberndorf an der Melk location
		Canal bridge Oberndorf 6 ObjektID :  129556		Oberndorf an der Melk location
		Ganzbachaqeduct ObjectID :  129560		Oberndorf an der Melk location
		Entry tower 60 ObjectID :  129556		Oberndorf an der Melk location
		2 canal bridges (Sonnleiten, Fellner) ObjectID :  129556		Oberndorf an der Melk location see description	The canal bridge Sonnleiten and Fellner ( location or location ) are the objects summarized under this entry. Note: assignment unclear
		Schuhmaieraqedukt ObjektID :  129561		Oberndorf an der Melk location
		Entry tower 61 ObjectID :  129596		Kirnberg at the Mank location
		Canal bridge Sigritsberg 1 ObjektID :  129596		Kirnberg at the Mank location
		Aqueduct Sigritsberg 2 ObjectID :  129597		Kirnberg at the Mank location
		Schonaberg Canal Bridge ObjectID :  129596		Kirnberg at the Mank location
		Sattlehen Canal Bridge ObjectID :  129599		Kirnberg at the Mank location	The Sattlehen canal bridge connects the cadastral communities of Furth and Kirnberg.
		Inlet chamber Mankdüker (EK 62) ObjectID :  129600		Kirnberg at the Mank location	The Mank culvert crosses under the Mank with a horizontal distance of around 530 m.
		Outlet chamber Mankdüker (AK 63) ObjectID :  129600		Kirnberg at the Mank location	The Mank culvert crosses under the Mank with a horizontal distance of around 530 m.
		Entry tower 64 ObjectID :  129600		Kirnberg at the Mank location
		Entry tower 65 ObjectID :  129602		Kilb location
		Canal bridge Hummelbach ObjectID :  129602		Kilb location
		Chain riding aqueduct ObjectID :  129603		Kilb location
		Entry tower 66 ObjectID :  129602		Kilb location
		Umbachkogel Canal Bridge ObjectID :  129602		Kilb location
		Entry tower 67 ObjectID :  129602		Kilb location see description
		Panschacha Aqueduct ObjectID :  129604		Kilb location
		Teufelsbach canal bridge ObjectID :  129605		Kilb location	The Teufelsbach canal bridge connects the cadastral communities of Kettenreith and Rametzberg.
		Sierningbach aqueduct ObjectID :  129608		Kilb location
		Hansingerbrücke, entry tower 68 ObjectID :  129607		Kilb location
		Entry tower 68 ObjectID :  129607		Kilb location
		Entry tower 69 ObjectID :  129609		Hofstetten-Grünau location
		Canal bridge in Grünsbach (1) ObjectID :  129609		Hofstetten-Grünau location
		Canal bridge in Grünsbach (2) ObjectID :  129609		Hofstetten-Grünau location
		Canal bridge in Grünsbach (3) ObjectID :  129609		Hofstetten-Grünau location
		Canal bridge in Grünsbach (4) ObjectID :  129609		Hofstetten-Grünau location
		Aqueduct Lederhof 1 ObjektID :  129610		Hofstetten-Grünau location
		Aqueduct Lederhof 2 ObjektID :  129611		Hofstetten-Grünau location
		Canal bridge in Grünsbach (5) ObjectID :  129609		Hofstetten-Grünau location
		Entry tower 70 ObjectID :  129609		Hofstetten-Grünau location
		Inlet chamber Pielachdüker (EK 71) ObjectID :  129609		Hofstetten-Grünau location	The Pielach culvert crosses under the Pielach with a horizontal distance of around 675 m.
		Outlet chamber Pielachdüker (AK 72) ObjektID :  129612		Hofstetten-Grünau location	The Pielach culvert crosses under the Pielach with a horizontal distance of around 675 m.
		Entry tower 73 ObjectID :  129612		Hofstetten-Grünau location
		Inlet chamber Aigelsbachdüker (EK 74) ObjectID :  129613		Hofstetten-Grünau location
		Pipe bridge ObjectID :  129613		Hofstetten-Grünau location
		Outlet chamber Aigelsbachdüker (AK 75) ObjectID :  129613		Hofstetten-Grünau location
		Canal bridges Mühlhofen 1 ObjektID :  129614		Weinburg location
		Canal bridges Mühlhofen 2 ObjektID :  129614		Weinburg location
		Canal bridge Im Tanne ObjektID :  129615		Weinburg location	The canal bridge Im Tanne connects the cadastral communities Mühlhofen and Luberg.
		Lubergaqueduct ObjectID :  129617		Weinburg location
		Entry tower 76 ObjectID :  129618		Weinburg location
		Hadinga Aqueduct ObjectID :  129619		Weinburg and Wilhelmsburg location	The Hadinga aqueduct connects the communities of Weinburg and Wilhelmsburg.
		Wolkersberg aqueduct ObjectID :  129621		Wilhelmsburg location	The Wolkersberg aqueduct connects the cadastral communities of Wielandsberg and Wolkersberg.
		Entry tower 77 ObjectID :  129623		Wilhelmsburg location
		Pommern aqueduct ObjectID :  129624		Wilhelmsburg location
		Inlet chamber Traisendüker (EK 78) ObjektID :  129625		Wilhelmsburg location	The Traisen culvert crosses under the Traisen in Wilhelmsburg with a horizontal distance of around 1170 m from the inlet chamber EK 78 to the outlet chamber AK 79 .
		Outlet chamber Traisendüker (AK 79) ObjektID :  129626		Wilhelmsburg location
		Entry tower 80 ObjectID :  129626		Wilhelmsburg location
		Discharge chamber Object ID:  129626		Wilhelmsburg coordinates are missing! Help.
		Canal bridge Grünbauer 1 ObjektID :  129626		Wilhelmsburg location
		Canal bridge Grünbauer 2 ObjektID :  129626		Wilhelmsburg location
		Canal bridge Windhaag ObjectID :  129626		Wilhelmsburg coordinates are missing! Help.
		Engelbauer aqueduct ObjectID :  129627		Wilhelmsburg location
		Canal bridge Ochsenburg ObjectID :  129629		St. Pölten location
		Inlet chamber Ochsenburgdüker (EK 81) ObjectID :  129628		St. Pölten location	The Ochsenburgdüker passes under the Waldbach, a tributary of the Traisen , with a horizontal distance of around 400 m .
		Outlet chamber Ochsenburgdüker (AK 82) ObjektID :  129628		St. Pölten location
		Entry tower 83 ObjectID :  129628		St. Pölten location
		Harlander Aqueduct ObjectID :  129630		Pyhra location	The Harlander Aqueduct connects the cadastral parishes of Zuleithen and Probstwald.
		Canal bridge Probstwald ObjektID :  129632		Pyhra location
		Entry tower 84 ObjectID :  129632		Pyhra location
		Canal bridge boiler ObjectID :  129633		Pyhra location	The Kessel canal bridge connects the cadastral communities of Probstwald and Schauching.
		Canal bridge Reichebner ObjektID :  129635		Pyhra location
		Geißelhofer Canal Bridge ObjectID :  129637		Pyhra location	The Geißelhofer canal bridge connects the cadastral communities of Heuberg and Auern.
		Inlet chamber Perschlingdüker (EK 85) ObjektID :  129638		Pyhra location
		Outlet chamber Perschlingdüker (AK 86) ObjektID :  129639		Pyhra location
		Reintalaquädukt Object ID:  129640		Pyhra location
		Canal bridge beneficial organism 1 ObjektID :  129641		Pyhra location
		Canal bridge beneficial insect 2 ObjektID :  129641		Pyhra location
		Entry tower 87 ObjectID :  129641		Pyhra location
		Inlet chamber Michelbachdüker (EK 88) ObjectID :  129642		Box near Böheimkirchen location
		Outlet chamber Michelbachdüker (AK 89) ObjektID :  129642		Box near Böheimkirchen location
		Entry tower 90 ObjectID :  129643		Box near Böheimkirchen location
		Canal bridge box ObjectID :  129644		Box near Böheimkirchen location
		Canal bridge Lielach ObjectID :  129645		Box near Böheimkirchen location
		Canal bridge Dörfl 1 ObjektID :  129646		Box near Böheimkirchen location
		Canal bridge Dörfl 2 ObjektID :  129646		Box near Böheimkirchen location
		Entry tower 91 ObjectID :  129646		Box near Böheimkirchen location	Note: assignment questionable
		Inlet chamber Stössingbachdüker (EK 92) ObjektID :  129647		Box near Böheimkirchen location
		Outlet chamber Stössingbachdüker (AK 93) ObjektID :  129648		Stössing location
		Höllgrabenbach aqueduct ObjectID :  129649		Box near Böheimkirchen location
		Kümmelhof aqueduct / Hochgschaiderbach aqueduct ObjectID :  129650		Stössing location
		Aqueduct in the Au ObjectID :  129651		Stössing and Neulengbach location	The aqueduct connects the communities of Stössing and Neulengbach.
		Entry tower 94 ObjectID :  129653		Neulengbach location
		Entry tower 95 ObjectID :  129653		Neulengbach location
		Grubholzbach aqueduct ObjectID :  129654		Neulengbach location	The aqueduct connects the communities of Neulengbach and Neustift-Innermanzing.
		Canal bridge Grubholz ObjektID :  129656		Neustift-Innermanzing location
		Inlet chamber Laabenbachdüker (EK 96) ObjectID :  129656		Neustift-Innermanzing location	The Laabenbach culvert connects the community of Neustift-Innermanzing with the community of Altlengbach (AK 97) over a horizontal distance of around 1650 meters and passes under the West Autobahn A1 , the Laabenbach and the village of Leitsberg.
		Outlet chamber Laabenbachdüker (AK 97) ObjectID :  129657		Altlengbach location
		Ödgraben aqueduct ObjectID :  129658		Altlengbach location
		Entry tower 98 ObjectID :  129657		Altlengbach location
		Inlet chamber Gerhardsbachdüker (EK 99) ObjectID :  129657		Altlengbach location
		Outlet chamber Gerhardsbachdüker (AK 100) ObjektID :  129657		Altlengbach location
		Steinhäusl Canal Bridge ObjectID :  129657		Altlengbach location
		Entry tower 101 ObjectID :  129657		Altlengbach location	Note: Exactly to the property
		Lengbach aqueduct ObjectID :  129659		Altlengbach location
		Lengbach aqueduct ObjectID :  129660		Maria-Anzbach location
		Entry tower 102 ObjectID :  129661		Herrenhofstrasse Eichgraben location
		Eichgraben aqueduct ObjectID :  129662		Eichgraben location
		Watzek pond aqueduct ObjectID :  129663		Eichgraben location
		Nagelberg Canal Bridge ObjectID :  129661		Eichgraben location
		Entry tower 103 ObjectID :  129661		Eichgraben location
		Sonnleitenaquädukt Object ID:  129664		Pressbaum location
		Entry tower 104 ObjectID :  129665		Pressbaum location
		Steinhurtgraben aqueduct ObjectID :  129666		Pressbaum location
		Entry tower 105 ObjectID :  129667		Pressbaum location
		Inlet chamber Dürrwiendüker (EK 106) ObjektID :  129667		Pressbaum location
		Dürrwiendüker outlet chamber (AK 107) ObjectID :  129667		Pressbaum location
		Pfalzauaquädukt Object ID:  129668		Pressbaum location
		Access tunnel 108 ObjectID :  129667		Pressbaum location
		Entry tower 109 ObjectID :  129667		Pressbaum location
		Brentenmaisaquedukt 1 ObjektID :  129669		Pressbaum location
		Brentenmaisaquedukt 2 ObjektID :  129670		Pressbaum location
		Entry tower 110 ObjectID :  129667		Pressbaum location
		Entry tower 111 ObjectID :  129671		Wolfsgraben location
		Beerwartberg Canal Bridge ObjectID :  129671		Wolfsgraben location
		Inlet chamber Wolfsgrabendüker (EK 112) ObjectID :  129671		Wolfsgraben location
		Wolfsgrabendüker outlet chamber (AK 113) ObjectID :  129671		Wolfsgraben location
		Entry tower 114 ObjectID :  129671		Wolfsgraben location
		Entry tower 115 ObjectID :  129672		Laab im Walde location
		Canal bridge Fammersgraben ObjectID :  129672		Laab im Walde location
		Beer fountain aqueduct ObjectID :  129673		Laab im Walde location
		Diebsgraben aqueduct ObjectID :  129674		Laab im Walde location
		Entry tower 116 ObjectID :  129672		Laab im Walde location
		Canal bridge Tiergarten ObjectID :  129675		Vienna XIII location
		Reisingergraben aqueduct ObjectID :  129676		Vienna XXIII location
		Inlet chamber Gütenbachdüker (EK 117)		Vienna XXIII location
		Outlet chamber Gütenbachdüker (AK 118) ObjectID :  129677		Vienna XXIII location
		Entry tower 119 (concreted over) ObjectID :  129677		Vienna XXIII location
		Transitional chamber wall ObjectID :  12860		Wittgensteinstrasse Vienna XXIII location
		Pressure relief chamber wall ObjectID :  12860		Wittgensteinstrasse 131 Vienna XXIII location	Built in 1908, wall pressure relief chamber with monumental street facade.
		Service building		Wittgensteinstrasse 131 Vienna XXIII location	The service building for the pressure relief chamber Mauer was built in 1915 in a secessionist-influenced Heimat style. It has a high hipped roof with towers.
		Lainz water tank including inlet structure ObjectID :  12853		Wittgensteinstrasse Vienna XIII location	The water tank was built in 1935–1938 and marks the end of the water pipe.

Water tanks and other structures within Vienna

In the course of the construction of the high spring water pipeline, water tanks and lifting works were also built within Vienna to supply the western outskirts. In some cases, containers that had already been erected (e.g. Breitensee or Schafberg) were integrated into the system. Not all of them have been preserved in their original form - in particular the water reservoirs Michaelerberg (2002, but with the water tower still intact), quarry, Jubiläumswarte (2006), Dreimarkstein (2012) and Kahlenberg (2017) were rebuilt.

photo		Building	km	Location	description
		Liesing water tank including valve building (1st and 2nd Viennese spring water pipeline) ObjectID:  9587		opposite Rudolf-Waisenhorn-Gasse 212 Vienna XXIII location	The Liesing water reservoir is also fed by the I. Mountain Spring Pipeline .
		Steinhof water reservoir ObjectID :  12857		Johann-Staud-Straße 30 Vienna XVI location	The high reservoir and the valve chamber Steinhof was built in 1911/12. In addition to the water reservoir, the system also includes a pump house.
		E-Werk ObjektID :  12857		Johann-Staud-Straße 30 Vienna XVI location	The power station at the Steinhof water reservoir was built in 1911–1913 by Erich Franz Leischner . An office building in the Heimat style is structurally connected to the power station.
		Gallitzin water tank ObjectID :  52205		Gallitzinstraße 20 Vienna XVI location	The water reservoir was built in 1911/12 by the Vienna City Building Authority. It consists of a low valve chamber in stone masonry and single-story flank buildings (servants' house and turbine house) in the local style.
		Standpipe container quarry ObjektID :  74702		Johann-Staud-Straße Vienna XVI location	The standpipe tank at the quarry water tank was built around 1925. Today it serves as a bird watching station and is called Otto-Koenig -Warte.
		Standpipe container Michaelerberg		at Pötzleinsdorfer Höhe Vienna XVIII location	Only the water tower of the old Michaelerberg water tank is preserved; a larger tank was opened in 2002 at a slightly offset location.
		Water tank Hackenberg ObjektID :  12795		Hackenbergweg 60 Vienna XIX location	The water tank was built between 1908 and 1910 and is an exceptional example of the transfer of forms of representational architecture to a utility building.
		Standpipe container Dreimarkstein ObjektID :  71802		at Höhenstraße Vienna XIX location	The standpipe container for the Dreimarkstein reservoir was built around 1925.
		Hebewerk Salmannsdorf ObjectID :  12859		Salmannsdorfer Straße 7 Vienna XIX location	The water tower was built in 1910.
		Cobenzl water tank ObjectID:  12796		Cobenzl Vienna XIX location	The elevated tank was built between 1908 and 1909 according to plans by the Vienna City Building Office in a late historical-neo-baroque style.
		Krapfenwaldl water tank ObjectID :  12793		Mukenthalerweg 1 Vienna XIX location	The water reservoir with elevator was built in 1923–1925 under the direction of Friedrich Jäckel .
		Hungerberg water reservoir ObjectID :  12794		Hungerbergstrasse Vienna XIX location	Built between 1908/10 by the Vienna City Building Authority.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ tiscover.com: Adventure trail - Vienna high spring water pipeline ; Retrieved Nov. 26, 2012
2. ↑ Lehrerweb: water supply / buildings ; Retrieved Nov. 26, 2012
3. ^ Entry on Leischner. In: Architects Lexicon Vienna 1770–1945. Published by the Architekturzentrum Wien . Vienna 2007.

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