Högdalsreservoaren, Water tower in Högdalen, Sweden
The cylindrical water tower, designed by architect Nils Sterner, features two concrete reservoirs at different heights of 26 and 31 meters above ground level.
The Stockholm Gas and Water Works completed the construction of Högdalsreservoaren in 1962 to supply drinking water to the expanding Farsta suburb.
The Stockholm City Museum designated the water tower with a blue marking, recognizing its architectural significance and contribution to the urban landscape.
The structure maintains a total water capacity of 10,600 cubic meters, receiving its supply from the Norsborg water treatment facility.
Located at 95 meters above sea level south of Högdalstoppen, the tower consists of two separate basins operating at different elevations.
GPS coordinates: 59.25365,18.06339
Latest update: March 3, 2025 14:26
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