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A nice place to relax.

what a beautiful landscape

The Malter dam is a dam built between 1908 and 1913 in the Free State of Saxony near the town of Malter, which dams the middle reaches of the Rote Weisseritz. The dam is a curved gravity dam made of rubble masonry according to the Intze principle

The dam wall of the Malter dam was built between 1908 and 1913 under the direction of the Saxon mining authority. The wall is 36.5 meters high, 180 meters long and consists of rubble masonry with a concrete lining. It has a curvature that results from the topographical position of the valley in which the dam is located and helps to keep the wall stable. The dam is used for flood control and power generation, and has a five-port spillway that can be opened in an emergency to prevent excessive water level rise. The maximum discharge capacity of the weir is 110 cubic meters of water per second. In 2002, the wall was extensively renovated to ensure its stability and security.

Hans Poelzig, born on April 30, 1869 in Berlin, was the architect of the Klingenberg dam. In terms of architectural design, the dam was the most important building of its kind in the German Empire. Hence the name of the circular route ...

At the moment, the (detour) way from the dam wall to the Seifersdorfer Grund is somewhat larger, since the Malter dam is being built at the stilling basin.

"Built under the reign of Sr. Maj. King Augustus III in the years 1909-1913." The trace of the original commemorative plaque is lost in the turmoil of war in the 20th century. This replica was created on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the dedication of the dam. Malter on 09/27/2013

Malter is considered a resort and, along with Paulsdorf and Seifersdorf, is a district of the district town of Dippoldiswalde. The dam is located in the district of Malter, which is where the name of the Malter dam comes from. Malter has a train station, an outdoor pool with boat rentals and a permanent campsite.