Regulating weir Port

The regulating weir in Port is a water management structure built across the waterway to control water levels. The construction prevents flooding in the surrounding area and allows water flow to be adjusted as conditions change with the seasons.

The weir was built in the 1800s when Switzerland modernized its water management systems. This structure reflects the engineering skills of that era in controlling water and protecting communities from flooding.

The weir is part of the community's heritage, showing how people in the region have long managed water to protect their villages. Visitors can observe how this structure fits into the daily rhythm and landscape of the area.

The best way to view the weir is from the riverside paths, which offer good vantage points for observation. Safe walking routes nearby allow visitors to see the structure from different angles.

The weir holds cultural heritage status in more than one location, reflecting its importance beyond Port alone. This cross-community recognition shows how some structures matter to multiple settlements at once.

Location: Port

Part of: list of cultural properties in Port, list of cultural properties in Brügg

GPS coordinates: 47.11890,7.25694

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:24