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Pfinz Siphon and Weir at the Relief Canal

Pfinz Siphon and Weir at the Relief Canal

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Pfinz Siphon and Weir at the Relief Canal

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Location: Baden-Württemberg, Germany

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Juschu ( Jürgen & Vicky)

January 24, 2022

Dam is also interesting to see

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Andi

May 28, 2022

What is a culvert? "A culvert (Low German, corresponds to Dutch duiker, "diver") is a pressure pipe for crossing under a road, a tunnel, a river or railway tracks etc. The pipe can be, for example, a gas, sewage or drinking water pipe or an oil pipeline So-called open culverts based on the principle of communicating tubes lead surface water (from irrigation ditches, drainage ditches, streams to rivers) under driveways, roads, rivers, waterways (canals) or other structures that impede the flow of water. There are also culverts that pass through are accessible to staff and in which various lines (gas, water, electricity) are laid."
Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/D%C3%BCker

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Scout Jens

July 4, 2020

The Pfinz runs under the Pfinz relief channel through a culvert. There is also a weir to regulate the water table and a flood overflow from the Pfinz to the canal. A masterpiece of hydraulic engineering.
It is also a beautiful place with paths in all directions.

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Pfinz Siphon and Weir at the Relief Canal

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2. Kern-Max-Haus – Horse Pasture in Karlsruhe loop from Blankenloch

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