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Water Tower Kirchmöser – Kirchmöser Bathing Beach loop from Plaue

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Germany

Brandenburg

Water Tower Kirchmöser – Kirchmöser Bathing Beach loop from Plaue

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Water Tower Kirchmöser – Kirchmöser Bathing Beach loop from Plaue

01:28

5.79km

10m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 23, 2026

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294 m

Above-ground bunker / Winkel bunker Kirchmöser

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At the time of the Second World War, the angle bunker was also popularly known as "concrete cigar" or "sugar loaf". This construction, developed by Leo Winkel in 1934, with the steeply sloping roof, was a bunker, most of which is above ground. The unusual shape was intended to offer a small target area for bombs and, if hit, ensure a slide without an explosion. It was completed in 1939 and, with its five floors at a height of 15 meters, offered shelter for a total of 168 people, mainly employees of the industrial and military administration.

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405 m

Former bathing facility

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There is also an information board here.

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688 m

Water Tower Kirchmöser

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

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781 m

Kirchmöser Power Plant (Former Power Plant)

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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.

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1.62 km

Lüttich Fence at Pulverwerk Kirchmöser

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The path leads along an old fence that looks quite old. The concrete base is often so decayed that it is surprising that it is still standing. However, overgrown bushes and trees make up for this. A very shady path.

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