Geberbach

Gebergrund on the Oberreitschen map around 1821

continued to Prohlis 1821

Pastures on the Geberbach near Hänichen / Rippien

The Geberbach is a tributary of the Elbe near Dresden . It rises in the district of Hänichen in the municipality of Bannewitz and flows in a north-easterly direction to the Elbe, where it joins the orographic left after 11.1 kilometers.

course

In the upper reaches of the Geberbach flows in a north-easterly direction past Rippien , Golberode and Goppeln until it is dammed in a large pond below the dilapidated Gebergrundmühle. The next dam in Kauscha is used for flood protection and was completed in 1985. Here the stream enters the urban area of ​​Dresden. When you cross under Dohnaer Straße, the name of the water changes to Prohliser Landgraben . In the Prohlis district, it flows renatured past the Albert Schweitzer School and along Gamigstrasse. In the area of ​​Mügelner Strasse in Reick and part of the Moränenende street in Dobritz , it is piped. North of the Pirnaer Landstrasse it flows into the Niedersedlitz flood ditch near the Kiessee Leuben .

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  Gebergrund east of Goppeln, view of the A 17

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  Geberbach shortly after the Kauscha dam

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  at the Prohlis Church

Web links

Commons : Geberbach  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• State capital Dresden (Ed.): Prohliser Landgraben / Geberbach water profile (as of September 30, 2011), accessed on August 4, 2019 at stadtplan.dresden.de
• Article Geberbach in Stadtwiki Dresden