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Please add the following tower to Netkaarten:

Anlage 316, Mast 29
Coordinates: 49.212775 N 9.221272 E
Height: 49.3 metres
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The 380 kV/220 kV-line to Kupferzell (left) and the 110 kV-line to Möckmühl (right) east of the tower shown in my previous posting. As you can see the 110 kV-line has a garland-like communication cable on the ground conductor, while the 380 kV/220 kV-line uses a free-hanging communication cable in t...

The 110 kV-line from Heilbronn to Möckmühl and the 380 kV/220 kV-line from Grossgartach to Kupferzell share for the crossing of Neckar river between Bad Friedrichshall and Neckarsulm 3 towers. At the 49.3 metres tall Tower 29 of the powerline Grossgartach - Kupferzell the line splits again in the 11...

Stuttgart-Möhringen substation is one of the three large substations about which the external power supply of Stuttgart is realized. Originally, it was a 220 kV/110 kV-substation with a 220 kV feed from Wendlingen. Today it is just a 110 kV-sustation. Only two overhead lines run to it. These are the...

The following two pylons of this line toward Möhringen substation are shown on this picture. The building behind the pylon in the foreground is the boulder hall "VELS".

The 110 kV-powerline from Sindelfingen to Möhringen runs through the southern edge of the industrial area. The following picture shows the line in direction Sindelfingen.

Tower 263 of Facility 4505 (powerline Pfungstadt-Rheinau) is a such called C2-pylon, while the other pylons of this line are from C1-type. As it stands directly north of the motorway A 656, which connects Mannheim and Heidelberg and which was built in the 1930ies, this tower was probably built as re...

High-voltage lines northeast of Mannheim motorway junction. New masts for the "Ultranet" line are currently being built here, as you can see on the left edge of the picture. The two old high-voltage lines on the right half of the picture will soon be history.

The first tower of the 220 kV-powerline Rheinau-Hoheneck (left) and the 110 kV-powerline Rheinau-Schönbrunn-Großgartach south of Rheinau substation. As one can see the line Rheinau-Hoheneck is unused in this section. Also one circuit of the 110 kV-powerline Rheinau-Schönbrunn-Großgartach is unused.

Powerlines south of Mannheim-Rheinau substation. On the right one can see a tower of the 220 kV-line Rheinau-Hoheneck. Interestingly its circuit is fed from the 220 kV-line Neurott-Weinheim, which is of modern design. The circuit to Mannheim-Rheinau substation is unused. On the left side of the uppe...