A railway water tower from 1906 by the station in Trzebiatów, with a rare spherical Klönne-type tank.
The railway water tower in Trzebiatów stands at the end of Torowa Street, near the railway station. It was built in 1906 and taken out of service in 1990.
The core of the tower is 10 m high and is built of solid clinker brick. The walls enclosing the tank are of concrete. In the middle of the roof is a skylight with an ornamental steel finial and a weathervane bearing the date of construction, 1906. Inside the head is a spherical, riveted steel tank. Spherical tanks of this type (Klönne) were very rarely installed in towers in what is now Poland. The structure has an area of 24 m².
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