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Talsperre Kauscha
Vital Reservoir for Protection and Supply
Counts toward these achievements:
Dresden: First Steps10 pts
Dresden: Explorer25 pts
Dresden: Insider50 pts
Constructed between 1977 and 1985 near Dresden, the Kauscha Dam serves as a crucial flood control measure and a water supply source. Its homogeneous loess clay structure ensures stability. The official inauguration of this significant infrastructure took place in 1985.
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The dam is entirely made of loess clay.
Guided Story
Standing here at the Kauscha Dam, you’re witnessing a remarkable feat of engineering. This dam, constructed from homogeneous loess clay, is renowned for its stability. Built to protect against floods and to supply water, it was officially inaugurated in 1985. As you look around, consider the significance of its dual purpose. To the northeast, about 799 meters away, is the Dresden-Nickern circular enclosure, a historic site. And just beyond, 926 meters in the same direction, you’ll find Nickern Castle. These landmarks add a layer of history to the landscape surrounding the dam.
Location
Nearby

Schloss Nickern
927 m away

Kreisgrabenanlage Dresden-Nickern
1.1 km away

Gedenkstein für Bombenopfer des 13. Februar 1945
1.1 km away

Gamighübel
1.4 km away

Kinder- und Jugendbauernhof Nickern
451 m away

Trutzsch
1.1 km away

Lockwitztalbrücke
1.7 km away

Heimat- und Palitzsch-Museum Prohlis
2.4 km away
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