Seeweiher
50°32′53″N 8°08′58″E / 50.548017°N 8.149538°E / 50.548017; 8.149538Max. length 0.939 kilometres (0.583 mi) Surface area 0.13 kilometres (0.081 mi)
The Seeweiher is a reservoir north of the village of Waldernbach in the municipality of Mengerskirchen (county of Limburg-Weilburg) in the Westerwald in the German state of Hesse. It impounds the Vöhlerbach, a tributary of the Kallenbach which, in turn, flows into the River Lahn. It has a surface area of 13 hectares.
The Seeweiher was impounded in 1452 and is thus one of the oldest reservoirs in Hesse.
Leisure facilities
There was a campsite on the shores of the bathing lake and, since 1978, there has been a weekend village with 66 houses. Once a year the Westerwald Water Working Group holds a water work assessment for Newfoundland and Landseer dogs on land owned by the DLRG by the Seeweiher.[1]
References
- ^ wasserarbeitsgruppe-westerwald.de: Veranstaltungskalender 2010, 1 December 2009
External links
- Hessian State Officwe for the Environment and Geology: Seeweiher Mengerskirchen. In: Badeseen in Hessen, retrieved 13 May 2009
- Information on the Seeweiher
- Information on the Westerwald Water Working Group
