라스펠드‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

seen on the water snail, in this case a yellow wagtail with its yellow belly clearly visible.

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Beautiful and interesting waypoint with weir, hydroelectric power station with Archimedean screw and fish ladder. The excursion restaurant nearby is also worth a flying visit.

In Krechting we have brought the use of hydropower from the past back into the present. Where there used to be a mill, we have built a modern hydroelectric power plant. The Archimedean screw is designed in such a way that fish can safely pass through it. The complex is rounded off by a fish ladder, which enables the river dwellers to ascend and descend, thus significantly improving the living conditions in the river. The optimal functionality of the fish ladder was calculated in cooperation with the Bocholt University of Applied Sciences and is regularly monitored by the local fishing clubs. A trap was installed in the upper area of the fish ladder to monitor the actual fish migration behavior. Since 2006 we have been able to generate up to 250,000 kWh with this system. Converted, this corresponds to an annual consumption of up to 80 households. The facility is located directly on the Aa cycle route and is a popular destination.

Here you can take a nice break right by the Aa river. Next to the fish ladder, there's a path down to a small promontory where dogs can easily get into the water – which is frequently used.

The water snail in Krechting, here electricity is generated from hydropower. Located in the immediate vicinity of the Elbers restaurant. Invites you to linger. Home cooking. Top

Super hydroelectric power plant with very nice fish ladder

Look at the hydroelectric plant, a relatively large structure and today (mid-April) it only supplied enough electricity for 3 kettles. (Energy transition is difficult) A comparison with the fish ladder at the ironworks also shows how much the requirements have changed due to nature conservation.