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Sign on Tower 52 of Facility 617

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Further eastward one find this transposition tower in this line, which carries the number 57. Originally it had three crossbars, whereby the lowest, now dismantled crossbar was once used by a medium-voltage line, which crossed this line in an obtrused angle.

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Sign on Tower 57 of Facility 617

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Tower 511 of Facility 617, a branch pylon of powerline Oberjettingen-Tübingen. The branching powerline runs to Rottenburg substation. The next pylon of this line in direction Tübingen is Tower 52, which carries a cellphone transmission site and is shown in this thread a few pictures before.

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Two further pictures of this tower

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The sign on this branch pylon

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Tower 13 of Facility 343 (380 kV/110 kV-powerline Wendlingen-Metzingen), a pylon with a cellphone transmitter west of Nürtingen-Reudern

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At present the double-circuit 110 kV-line Hattenhofen-Kirchheim/Teck is replaced by a line, whose towers are also capable to carry two 110 kV single-phase-AC circuits for the power supply of the new railway line Stuttgart-Ulm, which is still under construction. West of Hattenhofen, where this picture was taken, construction work is still under way.

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A strainer of the new line Hattenhofen-Kirchheim/Teck still under construction. In the background pylons carrying the 110 kV single-phase AC line Plochingen-Amstetten of the German Railway Company and the 110 kV-line Hattenhofen-Eislingen

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In Hattenhofen a temporary electricity pylon was erected. Right of it stood the old pylon of the 110 kV-line Kirchheim/Teck-Hattenhofen. For its replacement, it is also necessary to replace its basement, as the new tower will carry 10 conductors, while the old tower had just 6 conductors.