List of rivers in the Selke river system

Selketalbahn right next to the Selke

The list of flowing waters in the river system of the Selke includes all direct and indirect inflows and outflows of the Selke. All bodies of water were recorded, namely in the map of the city ​​plan service of Euro-Cities AG, the official topographical maps of the state of Saxony-Anhalt 1: 10,000 (TK 10), the complete list of flowing waters in the Elbe catchment area, WasserBLIcK of the Federal Institute for Hydrology and the mining literature are listed.

Nameless inlets and branches were only taken into account if the name of the floodwater was known. Water solution tunnels were also recorded, regardless of their current state. The rivers are listed downstream. The orographic directional information refers to the directly superior body of water.

Tributaries

direct inflow (level 1)	Inflow to this (level 2)	Inflow to this (level 3)
Steigerbach (right)
Mordtälerbach (right)
Katzsohlbach (right)	Wahnborn (right) brook from Höllengrund (left) Breitensteiner brook (right) Sumpfbach (right) brook from Güntersberger Stadtweg
Limbach (left)
Röderbach / Heimbergbach (left)
Bach from the Güntersberge holiday camp (right)
Giersköpf stream (right)
Steinfurtbach (left)
Stream from Amptenberg (left)
Agezuchtbach (right)
Swamp in the Selkeaue (on the Alte Flour ) (left)	Wiesenbach
Westerbach (right)
Rödelbach (right)	Brook from the Great Silberkopf (right) Brook from Söhlenborn (left) Büschengraben (left) Brook from Kohlberg (right) Community tunnel to the Eiserne Zeche Heiligenberg-tunnel (right)
Dorfgraben (right)	lower slope ditch Bärlochsgraben - Glasebacher Rücklaufgraben	Glasebacher feed trench (left)
Stollgraben / Rafts (right)
Hüttenstollen (right)
Glasebach (right)
Bach am Lindenberg (left)
Bach from the Kramertal (link)
Birnbaumbach (right)	deep pear tree tunnel
Uhlenbach (left)	Großer Uhlenbach (right ) Schäferbach (right) Siptenfelde Bach (right)
Teufelsgrundbach (right)	Fürst-Victor-Kunstgraben	Fürst-Victor-Stollen
Powder Bach (right)
Schwefelbach (left)	Sulfur studs
Lange Tal Bach (right)	Roederbach
Friedenstalbach (left)
NN below the Alexis Fountain (right)	Katharinen Stollen
Krebsbach (left)	Brettenbergsbach (right) Jagdhausbach (right)
Brook from the Bremen pond (left)	Bremer Graben (right)
Schiebecksbach (right)	Herzog-Alexis-Erbstollen
Bach from the Küstergrund
Bach on Antoniettenweg
Nagelbach (left)
Bach on the Feuersteinsgrund (right)
Titanbach (right)
Bach on the Hirschplatte (right)
Bach am Bartenberg (right)
Bach von den Heyersköpf (right)
Wolfsbach (left)
Sauerbach (left)	Thread winch
Mühlgraben (left)
Liethe (right)
Getel (left)	Radisleben flood (right) Riedersche Graben (right)
Ellerngrund (left)
Syltegraben (left)
Digging on the 110 kV line (right)
Hauptseegraben (right)	Graben north of Aschersleben (left) Bach from Winningen (right)	Röthegraben (left)
Eilweggraben (left)
Flutgraben Hedersleben (right)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Michael Bergemann: Complete list of flowing waters in the Elbe catchment area . Authority for the Environment and Energy, Hamburg July 1, 2015 ( fgg-elbe.de [PDF; 802 kB ; accessed on November 29, 2015]).
2. ↑ Natural, heavily modified and artificial water bodies in Germany ( WasserBLIcK )
3. ↑ Lorenz Dobler: The influence of the mining history in the Eastern Harz on the heavy metal depth gradients in historical sediments and the fluvial heavy metal dispersion in the catchment areas of Bode and Selke in the Harz . Dissertation at the Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg. Halle (Saale) July 15, 1999, p. 199 ( d-nb.info [PDF; 2.3 MB ; accessed on August 21, 2011]).
4. ^ Mining and the Environment. Long-term geochemical influences . In: Thomas Wippermann (ed.): Geosciences + Environment . 1st edition. Springer, Berlin Heidelberg 2000, ISBN 3-540-66341-X , p. 240 .