Hârtibaciu
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Hârtibaciu Harbach |
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 The Harbach in Romania |
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| location | Transylvania ( Romania ) | |
| River system | Danube | |
| Drain over | Cibin → Olt → Danube → Black Sea | |
| source | At Bărcuț | |
| muzzle | For Mohu in the Cibin coordinates: 45 ° 44 '2 " N , 24 ° 14' 17" E 45 ° 44 '2 " N , 24 ° 14' 17" E
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| length | 88.2 km | |
| Small towns | Agnita | |
| Communities | Bărcuţ (dt. Bekokten ) RETIS ( Retersdorf ) Bradeni ( Henndorf ) Netus ( Neithausen ) Noiştat ( Neustadt ) Beneşti ( Bägendorf ) Altana ( salting ) Nocrich ( Leschkirch ) Hosman ( quantities of wood ) Cornatel ( Harbach village ) Caşolţ ( box wood ) Mohu ( Moichen ) |
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 The Harbach in Agnita |
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The Harbach ( Romanian Hârtibaciu ; Hungarian Hortobágy folyó´ ) is a river in Transylvania ( Romania ). It rises in the Transylvanian highlands near Bekokten (Rum. Bărcuț , Hungarian Báránykút , literally "lamb fountain") and flows into the Cibin after 88.2 km .
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The first Theutonici (Germans) settled in the area around the Harbach under King Géza II (1142–1162) . The Harbachtal is characterized by the many fortified churches located there .