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Powerlines north of Hoheneck running westwards. The large towers with three crossbars belong to Facility 332, the 380 kV-line from Hoheneck to Pulverdingen. The towers with two crossbars and 6 conductors behind it belong to the 220 kV-line from Hoheneck to Pulverdingen, from which one circuit is operated west of the branch pylon on the left edge of the picture with 110 kV (right of the branch pylon only one circuit, which is operated with 220 kV is in use). The towers with two crossbars and three conductors in the foreground belong to the 110 kV-line, which runs over the auxiliary crossbar of Tower 27 of Facility 332 to the branch pylon of the 220 kV-line at the edge of the picture and then on one circuit to Pulverdingen substation.
The small towers with 3 crossbars, carrying 12 conductors belong to a 110 kV-line from Hoheneck substation to Heilbronn Power Station.

Impressively big towers again!

De Mittelachse, een nieuwe hoogspannignsverbinding tussen Duitsland en Denemarken, ging laatste week in bedrijf, na 5 jaren bouwtijd.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6JPi6b ... nel=TenneT

I believe that the pure construction time did not take the whole time.

Twee foto's uit de omgeving van Lingen Hanekenfähr uit mijn archief voor de netkaart. De foto's zijn genomen in maart 2012.

Een overzicht van de 380 en 220kV lijnen richting Hanekenfähr met de koeltoren van de kerncentrale Emsland op de achtergrond. Hoekmast 125 van Bl. 1566 Rheine - Hanekenfähr, voorbereid op twee extra 110kV circuits.

Tower 25 of Facility 332 is with a height of 108.5 metres the tallest electricity pylon in Baden-Württemberg and part of the 380 kV-powerline Pulverdingen-Hoheneck. This tower, which is nicknamed "Freiberger Riese" (German for "Giant of Freiberg") is used for an overcrossing of this powerline over the oldest German 380 kV-powerline, the line from Hoheneck to Rommerskirchen. This line, however overcrosses nearby the paralell to the 380 kV-powerline Pulverdingen-Hoheneck running 220 kV-powerline Pulverdingen-Hoheneck.

A closer view on Tower 25 of Facility 332. One sees clearly that it is a really tall construction

A closer view on Tower 25 of Facility 332. One sees clearly that it is a really tall construction

The tag on Tower 25 of Facility 332

The next pylon of Facility 332 towerds Hoheneck, which carries the number 26