Grassy Vltava

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Grassy Vltava
(Czech Řasnice , also Travnatá Vltava )
Data
Water code CZ : 1-06-01-026, DE : 5212
location Czech Republic
River system Elbe
Drain over Warm Vltava  → Vltava  → Elbe  → North Sea
source southwest of the Žďárecká hora in the Bohemian Forest
48 ° 55 ′ 13 ″  N , 13 ° 38 ′ 32 ″  E
Source height 1000  m nm
muzzle at Lenora in the warm Vltava Coordinates: 48 ° 55 '3 "  N , 13 ° 47' 50"  E 48 ° 55 '3 "  N , 13 ° 47' 50"  E
Mouth height 756  m nm
Height difference 244 m
Bottom slope 13 ‰
length 19.2 km
Catchment area 89.4 km²
Drain MQ
 1.62 m³ / s

The grassy Vltava (Czech Řasnice , also Travnatá Vltava ) is a right tributary of the warm Vltava in the Czech Republic .

course

The Řasnice rises at the southwestern foot of the Žďárecká hora ( Parmberg , 1064 m nm) in the Bohemian Forest . Its source is just under two kilometers north of Hinterfirmiansreut am Langruck (1011 m nm) near the border with Bavaria. Its upper course, formerly called Kesselbach , leads in a south-easterly, later southerly direction at the eastern foot of the Geissberg (1018 m) and the Pomezní stráň (968 m nm) past the desert areas Josefov ( Josefstal ) and Točná ( Fahrenhaus ) to Dolní Světlé Hory ( Unterlichtbuchet ). The natural monument "Kotlina Valné" extends to the right of the erstrecktasnice in the extinct village up to the border. There the Řasnice again takes a south-easterly direction and flows in a shallow valley between the Homole ( Farfleck , 1056 m nm), the Skalnatý hřbet ( Gaisberg , 1072 m nm), the Lískový vrch (1026 m nm), the Obecní vrch (937 m nm) as well as the Střední kopec ( Mitterscheibling , 920 m nm), the Pomezný ( Scheiblingsberg , 1002 m nm), the Silnická hora (998 m nm) and the Silnický vršek ( country road , 920 m nm) on the Horní Světlé Hory ( Oberlichtbuchet ), Gastberg, Silnice ( country roads ) and U slepého Matěje ( Blindehiesl ) and is then bridged by the state road I / 4 between Strážný and Philippsreut . North of Schnellenzipf, the Řasnice forms the border between Germany and the Czech Republic over a length of half a kilometer between the confluences of the Grenzbach and Harlandbach brooks. At the Dolní Cazov ( Unterzassau ) desert , the Řasnice flows back into Bohemian territory and heads north. The brook then meanders in numerous meanders east of the Splavské rašeliniště natural monument past the Splavský mlýn ( dam mill ) to Hliniště ( Leimsgrub ) through a swampy valley. The villages of Řasnice ( Pumperle ), Mlýn Řasnice ( Pumperler Mill ) and Vlčí Jámy ( Wolfsgrub ) lie along the lower reaches of the Řasnice . Opposite Lenora , the Řasnice finally flows into the Warm Vltava after 19.2 kilometers. It has a catchment area of ​​89.4 km².

history

The brook used to have no uniform name. The upper course was called Kesselbach . From the confluence of the Kesselbach and the Schmelzbach in Unterlichtbuchet, the Wolfaubach or Wolfsaubach , which was sometimes called the Schweizerbach , arose . As Grassy of Moldova the underflow after the confluence of was Wolfaubaches with the Schlösselbach designated. The upper and middle reaches of the creek, which were only settled late by woodcutters, were completely relocated in the 1950s in the course of the construction of the Iron Curtain and the surrounding villages were destroyed.

Tributaries

  • Schmelzbach / Řáska, r, in Dolní Světlé Hory
  • Schweizerbach / Švýcarský potok, r, below Dolní Světlé Hory
  • Grenzbach or Markbach, also Wagenwasser / Hraniční potok, r, at Schnellenzipf
  • Harlandbach / Mechový potok, r, at Schnellenzipf
  • Splavský potok, r, below Dolní Cazov
  • Častá ( Schlösselbach , also Kiesbach ), l, at Splavský mlýn
  • Hliništský potok, l, in Hliniště
  • Radvanovický potok, r, near Mlýn Řasnice

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c d e http://www.kct-tabor.cz/gymta/Vltava/TeplaVltava/Rasnice/index.htm