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Wasserwerk Blankenstein
Industrial heritage meets water supply
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The Blankenstein Waterworks, also known as Stiepel Waterworks, is part of the Route of Industrial Heritage and was built in 1910. Originally constructed for drinking water supply, it reflects the technical innovation of its era.
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Alongside the hydroelectric power station at the Kemnader See dam, it is the second run-of-river plant in Bochum.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1910
Guided Story
Standing here, you’re looking at the Blankenstein Waterworks, also known as Stiepel Waterworks. Built in 1910, it’s a part of the Route of Industrial Heritage. Originally constructed for drinking water supply, it showcases the technical innovation of its era. Just 122 meters to the northwest, you can see the Blankenstein Lock. This waterworks is one of two run-of-the-river power plants in Bochum, still vital for water supply. Being here, you can feel the blend of industrial history and nature all around you.
Location
Nearby
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