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Lech Dam 18 near Kaufering is a run-of-river power plant on the Lech River with a capacity of 16.7 MW and a head of 13.3 m. In operation since 1975, it is operated by Uniper Kraftwerke and feeds electricity into the Bayernwerk AG grid.

The Lech barrage 18 is not only a technical structure, but also an important nature and recreation area. Here are some additional interesting facts and details: Technical features The barrage is part of a larger system of barrages along the Lech, which has been used to generate energy and regulate floods since the 1920s. The power plant itself uses Kaplan turbines, which are particularly efficient at lower head heights and ensure a uniform flow. This type of turbine is ideal for rivers such as the Lech, which have rather low gradients in this region. Ecological significance and renaturation Like many barrages, the Lech barrage 18 also has a major impact on nature. In recent decades, however, there have been extensive efforts to renature the banks and alluvial forests in order to protect the habitat for animals and plants and improve water quality. The floodplains of the Lech in particular offer valuable biotopes for numerous bird species, including rare species such as the little ringed plover and kingfisher populations.

A beautiful and idyllic area. A trip is worth it.

Very nice round around the Mandichosee. About 8-9km 👍

Beautiful trails on both sides

From here, you can even see the Alps across the reservoir. The church steeple of Altkaufering is also clearly visible. The fish ladder is also noteworthy. Since the Lech River has carved a deep gorge into the rock below the dam, the geological information panel fits in well here. Information on other topics is available at various points along the paved circular path around the lake.

The view of the barrage near Klosterlechfeld offers the opportunity to take a break on the nearby benches. From here you have a view of the Alps.

Calm water with great views