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As with the planning of the manmade ditch of Obersaida and increasingly with its implementation in 1606 and 1607 the construction of several ponds nearby Obersaida were considered. Due to enormous financial expenses for the construction of the manmade ditch with leat, the construction of the ponds had been forgone. In the context of difficulties with the construction of the Großhartmannsdorfer pond the plans were revived at the beginning of the 18th century when electorate Friedrich August I [*1670 †1733] ordered the construction of the pond in 1727. The Obersaidaer pond came to completion in the following year. Its dam crest features a length of 214 m and a width of 6.25 m.
Freiberg Active Mining Water Management System (RWA)
- Freiberg Active Mining Water Management System (RWA)
- Freiberg Active Mining Water Management System (RWA) ‒ Smeltery Reservoir
- Freiberg Active Mining Water Management System (RWA) ‒ Rothbächer Reservoir
- Freiberg Active Mining Water Management System (RWA) ‒ Constantin Reservoir
- Freiberg Active Mining Water Management System (RWA) ‒ Unterer Großhartmannsdorfer Reservoir
- Freiberg Active Mining Water Management System (RWA) ‒ Mittlerer Großhartmannsdorfer Reservoir
- Freiberg Active Mining Water Management System (RWA) ‒ Oberer Großhartmannsdorfer Reservoir
- Freiberg Active Mining Water Management System (RWA) ‒ Dörnthaler Reservoir
- Freiberg Active Mining Water Management System (RWA) ‒ Dittmannsdorfer Reservoir
- Freiberg Active Mining Water Management System (RWA) ‒ Oberer Dörnthaler Manmade Ditch
- Freiberg Active Mining Water Management System (RWA) ‒ Obersaidaer Manmade Ditch
- Freiberg Active Mining Water Management System (RWA) ‒ Kohlbach Manmade Ditch
- Freiberg Active Mining Water Management System (RWA) ‒ Zethauer Manmade Ditch
- Freiberg Active Mining Water Management System (RWA) ‒ Müdisdorfer Manmade Ditch
- Freiberg Active Mining Water Management System (RWA) ‒ Hohe Birker Manmade Ditch