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| The leading trade paper in Sweden VA-tidskriften Cirkulation has a series about water towers under the headline Ebers vattentorn (Eber's Water Towers). Here are the same pictures and texts (translated) of interesting water towers in the world except Scania and Sweden, as in the journal. |
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| Eber's Water Towers 2025 |
| by Eber Ohlsson |
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Cirkulation 1/2025 A free translation to English: On a hill in the northeastern suburbs of the Scottish city of Glasgow, Britain's largest and second largest water tower stands side by side. The two cylindrical reinforced concrete towers, with marked bands around the reservoir section, are designed by Frank A Macdonald and Partners. The tallest tower, Garthamlock, was built in 1956-58 and carries with its 24 pillars, 30 meters high, up the reservoir containing 4,500 m³ of water. The lower tower, Craigend was built in 1966 and where 12 pillars, 12 meters high support the reservoir. The towers may be the UK's largest, but would not qualify for a corresponding Swedish tower list.
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