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There is also an information board here.

There is also an information board here.

The Plaue Lock is a lock complex in the Woltersdorfer Altkanal (Old Canal) of the former Plau Canal, which has been part of the Elbe-Havel Canal for most of its length since the 1930s. It is located in the Plaue district of Brandenburg an der Havel. Source: Wikipedia

The water tower is part of the Brandenburg-Kirchmöser industrial trail.

Leo Winkler was born on September 15, 1885, in Cologne. After completing his architectural studies, Winkler worked as a civil engineer for the Union Deutscher Kaiser & Bergbau before joining August Thyssen AG in Duisburg in 1916. In the early 1930s, inspired by Italian campanile architecture, Winkler began experimenting with the concept of an above-ground air raid shelter, which would improve its protection capabilities through its shape and form alone. At that time, most bunkers were built underground, and this fact, combined with often unpredictable construction costs and times, made above-ground bunkers an attractive alternative. But saving money and time weren't the only advantages of an above-ground bunker. The pressure waves caused by a bomb explosion underground were far less severe for an above-ground bunker than for an underground one.

The central component of the technical infrastructure supplying the gunpowder factory was the energy complex south of the port facility. It consisted of a water tower, the boiler house, and the power plant. The power plant was completed first in the summer of 1915. It not only generated electricity but also provided, among other things, process water (hot and cold water) and compressed air, as well as the drinking and service water required for operations and the residential colony. The power plant consisted of a coal conveying and feeding system and the boiler house with ten Hanomag vertical-tube boilers, each with a heating surface of 500 m². The boilers were fed by two turbo-boiler feed pumps with a capacity of 2,100 liters per minute. The engine room, located parallel to the boiler house, housed six turbo-generators with switchgear on the upper floor. They generated an output of eight megawatts.