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Many crossings and small bridges can be found in the large park area.

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Beautiful bathing area, well visited by Munich residents

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The Oberföhring Dam is a weir on the Isar River in northern Munich and also serves as the inlet structure of the Middle Isar Canal. The weir itself is not a hydroelectric power plant. However, there is a small, largely underground power plant directly below the weir, through which water from the canal is diverted back into the Isar.

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St. Emmeram's Bridge, Munich, officially inaugurated on May 13, 2005 St. Emmeram (Emmeran), one of the Three Apostles of Bavaria and Bishop of Poitiers, worked in Bavaria around 700. He founded a monastery in Regensburg, from which the former Imperial Abbey of St. Emmeram emerged. He was martyred in Kleinhelfendorf (south of Aying) in 716, falsely accused. He was initially buried in Aschheim and later transferred to Regensburg. Feast of the Catholic saint: September 22. Notes on the bridge: The 96 m long wooden truss bridge, built on this site in 1978, was completely destroyed by arson in 2002. In 2003, the city council decided to rebuild the bridge on the same site. The new bridge is a delicate truss structure made of wood and steel and is covered over its entire length. It was opened for use on December 22, 2004, and officially inaugurated on May 13, 2005. Text / Source: Munich City History https://stadtgeschichte-muenchen.de/strassen/d_strasse.php?id=6041

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St. Emmeram's Bridge, Munich, officially inaugurated on May 13, 2005 St. Emmeram (Emmeran), one of the Three Apostles of Bavaria and Bishop of Poitiers, worked in Bavaria around 700. He founded a monastery in Regensburg, from which the former Imperial Abbey of St. Emmeram emerged. He was martyred in Kleinhelfendorf (south of Aying) in 716, falsely accused. He was initially buried in Aschheim and later transferred to Regensburg. Feast of the Catholic saint: September 22. Notes on the bridge: The 96 m long wooden truss bridge, built on this site in 1978, was completely destroyed by arson in 2002. In 2003, the city council decided to rebuild the bridge on the same site. The new bridge is a delicate truss structure made of wood and steel and is covered over its entire length. It was opened for use on December 22, 2004, and officially inaugurated on May 13, 2005. Text / Source: Munich City History https://stadtgeschichte-muenchen.de/strassen/d_strasse.php?id=6041

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Continuation of the MU Tour #5 Munich Northeast: After about a five-minute bike ride, we reach the Oberföhring Weir, a weir structure that stretches across the northern Isar River. The weir was built between 1921 and 1924 and connects the northern part of the English Garden with the Oberföhring district, located east of the Isar. Here, the Isar River is dammed by about six meters, and some of its water north of the weir is diverted into the Middle Isar Canal, which flows back into the Isar after about 64 kilometers. Seven run-of-river power plants are fed and driven along this canal. Because the water is divided at the weir, the western riverbed carries less water and is a wonderful recreational area for swimming and barbecues in summer. Pedestrians can cross the Isar River on the north side of the weir via a wide footbridge. Cyclists dismount and push their bikes. Nearby is the "INSEL," an inclusive sports field run by the Munich Pfennigparade.

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here you can easily cross the Isar without cars

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In the English Garden of Munich you can also enjoy the idyllic nature close to the city as well as the cultural technical sight, the Isarwehr Oberföhring, which is a technical masterpiece of the engineering arts of the early 1920s.

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A beautiful section along the Isar, with constant views of the river, the gravel banks and the many rapids.

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Beautiful bridge construction, from the bridge you have a beautiful view of the Isar.

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great bridge

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Reminds of a sad occasion

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Great new bridge

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Connecting bridge to Isar Island

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Unfortunately, the inscription on the monument is almost impossible to read.

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The memorial on the Isarsteg Unterföhring for the ferry accident on the Isar culvert from the Gut Großlaufen sewage treatment plant. "In memory of the construction workers who drowned in a ferry accident on June 18, 1924 while building the Isardücker." 12 workers died in the accident. The Isar culvert connects the Gut Großlaufen sewage treatment plant with the Ismaning main pumping station. The memorial to the rafting accident of 1907 stands 5,850 meters further downstream on the opposite bank. (https://www.fotowiesel.de/muenchen/2004-2008-stream/DSC00385)

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The Isarsteg (also known as the Koloman Bridge) is a crossing option near Ismaning - especially for cyclists and pedestrians. The bridge is just over 100 meters long. If you arrive at the right time of day, you can even see the sunset from the center.

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Animals are always great for families with children: here you can watch the geese and ducks at the pond.

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Great sculpture, something different

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Quite special and eye-catching sculpture "Westhang" at the Unterföhring S-Bahn station (art in the building) by Melanie Stiehl, 2007 http://www.melaniestiehl.de/werdegang.html

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