List of flowing waters in Graz

The Mur drains the Graz urban area towards the south

This list contains all perennial and intermittent rivers in the Graz urban area, ranked according to their confluence with the Mur receiving water . The Mur crosses the city from north to south and lies in the river system of the Danube . The orographic bank and the flow path are given.

Running waters in Graz

Direct and indirect tributaries to the Mur

Mur , 15.77 km (total length 453 km)
- Pailbach ( left tributary ), 0.23 km (4.12 km)
- Grazer Mühlgang discharge ( right ), 12.46 km (25 km)
  - Thaler Bach ( right ), 5.07 km (6.19 km)
    - Winkelbach ( left ), 0.53 km (3.3 km)
  - Aubachl outflow ( right into the Mur ), 0.69 km
  - Drain grinding Bach ( right into Mur ), 1.3 km
- Falkenbach ( left ), 0.67 km
- Andritzbach ( left ), 3.76 km (8.8 km)
  - Gabriachbach ( right ), 3.4 km
- Schöcklbach ( left ), 4.87 km (8.63 km)
  - Dürrschöcklbach or Dürrgrabenbach ( left ), 2.34 km
  - Pfangbach ( left ), 0.58 km
  - Weizbach ( left ), 3.38 km
  - Step stream ( left ), 2.43 km
- Zusertal Channel ( left ), 1.58 km
- Grazbach ( left ), 1.29 km
  - Mariatroster Bach (in the upper course Föllinger Bach , in the lower course Kroisbach ) ( right ), 11.67 km (12.47 km)
    - Tullbach ( right ), 1.26 km
    - Rettenbach (with the Rettenbachklamm ) ( right ), 3.28 km
    - Josefbach ( right ), 1.57 km
    - Mariagrüner Bach ( right ), 1.57 km
    - Faulbach ( right ), 0.9 km
  - Leonhardbach ( left ), 1.99 km
    - Stiftingbach ( right ), 6.49 km (8.55 km)
      - Ankenbach or Ankesbach ( left ), 1.53 km (2.5 km)
    - Ragnitzbach ( left ), 3.45 km (8.03 km)
      - Schweinbergbach ( right ), 2.2 km
    - Annabach ( left ), 0.86 km
- Petersbach (Mur) ( left ), 6.35 km
  - Erhardgerinne ( left ), 1.03 km
- Raababach ( Graz-Umgebung District ) ( left )
  - Tiefentalgerinne ( right ), 0.94 km
    - Messendorfer Bach ( right ), 1.84 km (2.73 km)

Without connection to the Mur (introduction into the sewer network)

Einödbach ( right ), 2.22 km
Bründlbach ( right ), 1.3 km
Katzelbach ( right ), 1.59 km

Individual evidence

↑ Measured in GIS-Styria. [1]

↑ Measured in the geoportal of the city of Graz. [2]

↑ Dieter Lautscham: The Andritzbach - a great opportunity for sustainable water development in urban areas. In: Wasserland Steiermark 1/2011 , pp. 12-17. Archived copy ( memento of the original from March 4, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (PDF; 6.6 MB), accessed on July 26, 2015 @1@ 2

Web links

Graz brooks in the geoportal of the city of Graz
Water quality of the Graz brooks over time (PDF; 2.94 MB)
Subject program Grazer Bach: projects and measures
Brook and corridor maintenance project in Graz 2009 (PDF; 2.5 MB)
Torrents in Mariatrost (PDF; 2.32 MB)
Subject program Grazer Brooks - Citizen Information Andritz 2008 (PDF; 140 kB)

Remarks

↑ all rivers that are listed by name in the geoportal of the city of Graz or in the GIS-Styria (status: August 21, 2015). In case of doubt, the names were compared with analogue map material (Freytag & Berndt city map).
↑ The Grazbach is run entirely underground as a channel channel.

[GIS-2] Measured in GIS-Styria. [1]

[Geoportal-3] Measured in the geoportal of the city of Graz. [2]

[1] rivers that are listed by name in the geoportal of the city of Graz or in the GIS-Styria (status: August 21, 2015). In case of doubt, the names were compared with analogue map material (Freytag & Berndt city map).

[5] The Grazbach is run entirely underground as a channel channel.