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The Polster Valley Wheel House (German : Polstertaler Zechenhaus) lies in the Polster valley about three kilometres from Altenau in the Upper Harz region of Germany and is surrounded by a campsite. ^[1]

The wheel house was built in 1729 and provided power for the pumping station of the Polsterberg Pumphouse (Polsterberger Hubhaus) with two water wheels until the early 20th century.

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51°47′58″N10°24′59″E / 51.79944°N 10.41639°E / 51.79944; 10.41639

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