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Definitely worth a trip

The Möhnesee is always worth a trip.

You should take a lot of time for Soest and drive all over the medieval streets. There are always beautiful impressions and also information boards where you can learn history. And you can't help but be amazed when you consider that, after so many centuries and loving restoration, these beautiful half-timbered houses have been preserved. Of course, there is a culinary temptation lurking everywhere. Soest you have to enjoy!

Always worth a trip 🌞⛵️

Always worth a trip 🌞

Calculations of the future demand for drinking and process water for the growing Ruhr area in 1904 had shown that three times the amount would be required for the existing dams in the Ruhr river system with a storage volume of 32.4 million m³, namely around 100 million m³ storage space . By 1925, it was even estimated that it would grow to almost 200 million m³. Therefore, on November 28, 1904, the general meeting of the Ruhr Dam Association decided to change the statutes to build their own dams. On May 22, 1905, the plan to build a large dam in the Möhne valley was discussed for the first time. The Möhnetalsperre was then built between 1908 and 1912[1] according to plans by the government master builder Ernst Link and a design by the Cologne architect Franz Brantzky for the dam wall at a cost of 23.5 million marks and on July 12, 1913[1] inaugurated by the Ruhr Dam Association. In the year of its inauguration, the dam was the largest dam in Europe. The former place Kettlersteich sank completely in the water. Most of the village of Delecke (Alt-Delecke) was also flooded. 140 farmsteads with 700 people had to give way to the lake.

Good to ride bike path beautiful area.

A beautiful old bridge that is reflected in the water here