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Suspension tower of the 110 kV-line Winnenden-Goldshöfe in an industrial area in Winnenden. Originally the tower was grey and on its ground conductor a garland-like communication cable was installed. After a hospital with a heliport was built a few hundred metres eastward the upper part of the tower ...

As I know in the 1980ies it was planned to build a 750 kV-line from Lausitz area to Ukraine. From plans of 750 kV-lines in former West Germany I have no information.

Towers of the powerline Hoheneck-Herbertingen west of Holzgerlingen. The strainer with the long pinnacle, which carries the number 156, was built in 2002, while the other towers were erected in the 1920ies.

Towers of the powerline Hoheneck-Herbertingen west of Holzgerlingen with a participant of the "MX Masters" Motocross Championship in the foreground. The church tower in the background belongs to Mauren, a hamlet between Ehningen and Holgerlingen.

According https://www.sueddeutsche.de/wirtschaft/grundsteinlegung-fuer-hoechstes-windrad-der-welt-li.3116337 construction work on the tallest wind turbine in the world started at Schipkau, Brandenburg, Germany. It will have a total height of 363 metres and will so be nearly as tall as Gerbrandytoren ...

The trees outside this area have approximately the same size and the same diametre, so they may have a similiar age.

Only a small area (approximately 100 * 100 metres) is affected. Why should only in such a small area a thick layer of snow exist?

There was from 1915 to 1946 a power plant in Hennickendorf at Stiebnitz Lake, from which a 110 kV-line, which was partly installed on pylons made of concrete, run to Finkenheerd power plant situated south of Frankfurt/Oder. After the Soviet occupants removed the equipment of the power station, the ...

The abandoned concrete tower is still standing

A portal pylon of a 110 kV-line east of Alt-Vogelsdorf