Caption

Lake Edersee, near Waldeck, the third largest reservoir in Germany, currently has only just under 13% of its normal level, the lake was last full in May 2022, dried up due to lack of rain, dam wall, Waldeck Castle, the water level is a good 25 metres below the normal level, Hesse, Germany, Europe

Date

Sep 08, 2022

Credit line

Photo12/imageBROKER/Jochen Tack

Reference

BRK24D96_022

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NA

Property release

No

License type

Rights managed

Available size

120,7Mb (7,5Mb) / 26,5in x 17,7in / 7952 x 5304 (300dpi)

Keywords

Castell Castelo Central Europe Dam Ederstausee Europe FRG Famous Place Fort castle German German Federal Republic Germany Hesse Hessen Hessia Lack of rain Lake Edersee Low tide Middle Europe No People Republic of Germany See Waldeck Water scarcity abandoned architecture arid artificial lake attraction barrage blank body of water building castle climate change climate crisis construction countryside dam dam wall defence work defense facility defensive fortification defensive work deserted desertion desiccated desolate disused dried dried out dried-up drought dry dryness empty european forsaken fortification fortress full global warming good green heat historic historical hot lake landmark landscape landscape photo landscape shot lock low low water meter metre nature no one nobody normal open air parched place of interest reservoir reservoir dam scarcity scenery shortage sight sluice spring springtime structure summer summery tourist attraction tourist landmark tourist spot travel photography uninhabited unoccupied vacancy vacant water water level water reservoir water shortage water supply dam waterfront weir well