List of tributaries of the Weser

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The following list contains almost all tributaries and brooks of the upper Weser up to Porta Westfalica (Weser-km 198), all tributaries with a designated catchment area on the Mittelweser and all with a catchment area of at least 20 km² on the Unterweser (from Weser-km 361 , 1 and 366.72). The natural area on the Upper Weser shows the one from which the tributary flows into the Weser valley, while on the Central and Lower Weser only the three-digit main unit is recorded. If the main unit of the source deviates from the one near the mouth, the main unit, in individual cases also the finer natural area of ​​the source, is indicated underneath and separated by a slash; several slashes mean a corresponding number of main units in between.

In addition, there is a summary of the characteristics of the respective valley section in front of each natural section of the Weser Valley. You can also jump directly to the 7 main valley sections of the Weser:

  1. → Weser breakthrough valley (Unit 370.3)
  2. → Holzmindener Wesertal (main unit 367)
  3. → Weserengtal from Bodenwerder (368)
  4. → Rinteln-Hameln Wesertal (366; 4 subsections)
  5. → Middle Wesertal (583; 3 subsections)
  6. → Verden Weser Valley (620)
  7. → Wesermarsch (612; 2 subsections)

You can sort by name to get a list of all sections together with sub-sections and properties.

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area
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space
(code number)
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1.) breakthrough valley through red sandstone in HE (left) and NI (right) between Hann. Münden and Bad Karlshafen Valley
section
47.0 Weser breakthrough valley
(370.3)
116 0 from Hann. Münden to Bad Karlshafen 4-3
Schede right 13.2 48.7 Bramwald
(370.51) /
Q: Solling foreland (371)
115 3.0 below gimtes 4-32
Dry awl Left 4.7 5.0 Reinhardswald
(370.4)
113 7.6 above Vaakes 4-3316
Wet awl Left 5.5 8.2 Reinhardswald
(370.4)
113 8.3 Vaake 4-332
Steinecksgraben right 2.9 3.3 Bramwald
(370.50)
112 10.4 above Hemelns 4-3332
Hemelbach Left 8.0 12.6 Reinhardswald
(370.4)
111 11.3 Veckerhagen 4-334
Olbe Left 5.4 7.6 Reinhardswald
(370.4)
110 15.2 below opposite Hemelns 4-338
No one right 16.7 40.4 Kuppiger Solling
(370.1) /
Q: Solling foreland (371)
108 18.4 Bursfelde 4-34
Thielenbach right 5.3 4.5 Kuppiger Solling
(370.1)
108 19.2 below Bursfeldes 4-352
Steinborn Left 2.2 2.2 Reinhardswald
(370.4)
107 22.0 above God litter 4-354
Hüttengrund Left 2.7 3.5 Reinhardswald
(370.4)
105 24.9 Oedelsheim 4-356
Trumbach Left 3.4 4.7 Reinhardswald
(370.4)
104 28.1 below Gieselwerders 4-358
Sultry right 32.0 289.7 Kuppiger Solling
(370.1)
(now also runs through 371)
103 31.3 Lippoldsberg 4-36
Reiherbach right 9.8 35.3 Kuppiger Solling
(370.1) /
Q: Solling (370.0)
102 32.6 Bodenfelde 4-38
Hilkenbach right 8.0 9.5 Kuppiger Solling
(370.1)
101 36.0 Wahmbeck (Bodenfelde) 4-392
Landbeeke Left 4.7 8.8 Reinhardswald
(370.4)
100 37.2 below across from Wahmbeck 4-394
Diemel Left 110.5 1760.0 Hofgeismarer Rötsenke
(343.4) ////
Q: Rothaargebirge (333)
96 44.7 Bad Karlshafen 4-4
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2.) Valley widening at Beverungen , Höxter (NW, left) and Holzminden (NI, right) Valley
section
40.3 Holzmindener Wesertal
(367)
95 47.0 from below Bad Karlshafen to northwest Bevern 4-5
Hechtgraben right 2.8 3.3 Solling
(370.0)
94 51.6 above Lauenfördes 4-5114
Bever Left 18.2 76.8 Oberwälder Land
(361.02)
93 52.4 above Beverungen 4-512
Jump Left 5.3 9.1 Oberwälder Land
(361.02)
93 53.5 Beverungen 4-514
Sieck right 5.9 7.5 Solling
(370.0)
93 54.9 below Lauenfördes 4-5152
NN right 2.6 3.3 Solling
(370.0)
92 55.3 above Meinbrexen 4-5153X
Steimkebach right 8.2 8.8 Solling
(370.0)
92 55.9 above Meinbrexen 4-5154
Nethe Left 50.4 460.4 Oberwälder Land
(361.00) / S
: Eggegebirge (563)
90 63.9 below Fürstenberg 4-52
Rottmünde right 9.4 16.9 Solling
(370.0)
89 66.1 Boffzen 4-532
Hechtgraben Left 4.0 5.4 Oberwälder Land
(361.01)
88 67.8 above Höxter 4-5332
Bollerbach Left 2.7 5.2 Oberwälder Land
(361.01)
88 67.9 above Höxter 4-5334
pit Left 18.1 55.1 Oberwälder Land
(361.01)
88 68.7 Höxter 4-534
Rutenbach right 4.4 3.7 Solling
(370.0)
87 70.6 below opposite Höxters 4-53514
Scuffle Left 12.9 19.7 Oberwälder Land
(361.01)
87 70.9 below Höxter 4-5352
Otterbach right 8.1 7.3 Solling
(370.0)
87 73.0 Lüchtringen 4-535314
Hem Left 10.1 21.6 Oberwälder Land
(361.01)
85 77.3 above opposite Holzminden 4-5354
Hungerborngraben Left 3.6 3.5 Oberwälder Land
(361.01)
84 78.2 Albaxen 4-53592
Hechtgraben right 3.3 7.3 Solling
(370.0)
84 78.8 above Holzminden 4-53694
Holzminde right 17.4 60.4 Solling
(370.0)
84 80.1 Holzminden 4-536
Twierbach Left 7.6 12.1 Oberwälder Land
(361.01)
82 81.2 Steels 4-5372
Hellegraben right 4.0 15.1 Solling
(370.0)
81 84.3 below Holzminden 4-53732
Beverbach right 10.1 33.6 Burgberg and SW-Vogler
(371.01) /
S: Solling (370.0)
80 86.9 above opposite Heinsens 4-5374
Forstbach right 19.9 63.9 Burgberg and SW-Vogler
(371.01) / S
: Homburgwald (370.03)
80 87.3 above opposite Heinsens 4-538
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3.) Breakthrough valley through Muschelkalk near Bodenwerder Valley
section
34.2 Weserengtal from Bodenwerder
(368)
80 87.3 from northwest of Beverns to below Hajens 4-539
Bach in the Kandelgrund Left 3.2 3.3 to Oberwälder Land
(361.01)
79 89.3 above Heinsens 4-5391X
Lonaubach Left 9.0 34.8 Lipper Bergland
(364.37)
78 92.1 Pollen 4-5392
Brevörder Bach (Glesse) Left 8.4 28.2 Ottenstein plateau
(365.2)
78 94.6 Brevörde 4-5394
Lakebach Left 0.8 0.7 Ottenstein plateau
(365.2)
76 99.4 Grave 4-53952
Eichelbach Left 5.2 16.9 Ottenstein plateau
(365.2)
75 102.7 above Pegestorfs 4-5396
Rühler Bach right 3.4 9.2 Burgberg and SW- Vogler
(371.02)
75 105.4 Rühle 4-5398
Lenne right 23.7 124.7 Alfelder Bergland
(377.01) / S
: Holzberg (north of 371.04)
72 111.9 Kemnade 4-54
Sievershagener Bach Left 5.3 21.3 Ottenstein plateau
(365.2)
70 116.4 Caves 4-5512
Allerbach Left 2.7 2.5 Lipper Bergland
(364.28)
69 118.2 below Hehlen 4-55132
Brook from the Dark Ground Left 5.6 6.3 Lipper Bergland
(364.28)
67 120.1 towards Hajens 4-5514
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place
(in)
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4.a) Valley widening near Hameln (NI) Valley
section
18.1 Hamelin valley widening
(366.03)
66 121.5 from above Grohndes to above Wehrbergen 4-5517
NN Left 5.6 9.1 Lipper Bergland
(364.28)
66 122.1 Grohnde 4-55192
Ilse right 15.1 48.5 Alfelder Bergland
(377.00) / S
: Ith (377.10)
66 123.2 above latferdes 4-552
Emmer Left 61.7 535.1 Lipper Bergland
(364.28) /// S
: Eggegebirge (363)
65 128.1 Emmern 4-56
Hamel (outflow via Fluthamel) right 26.9 207.6 Calenberger Bergland
(378.22) / S
: Süntel (378.13)
65 135.9 above Hameln 4-572
Humme Left 18.8 137.6 Lipper Bergland
(364.26)
65 133.9 Hameln - Wangelist 4-574
Hamel (outflow via Hamelin city center) right 4.7 8.7 Calenberger Bergland
(378.14)
62 136 Hamelin 4-57512
Seegraben right 4.9 5.2 Calenberger Bergland
(378.14)
60 138.5 below Hameln 4-57514
Helpenser Bach Left 4.4 4.0 Lipper Bergland
(364.27)
60 139.5 above opposite Wehrbergens 4-57518
4.b) Valley widening near Hessisch Oldendorf and Rinteln (NI; western part in NW) Valley
section
38.1 Rinteln valley widening
(366.02)
60 139.6 from Wehrbergen to Erder 4-57519
Nutrient brook right 9.9 27.1 Southern roofing of the Weser Mountains
(366.11) /
S: Süntel (378.13)
59 141.7 Fischbeck 4-5752
Mainbach Left 4.7 11.2 Lipper Bergland
(364.24 / 25)
59 141.7 Haverbeck 4-5754
Harrbach Left 6.7 6.5 Lipper Bergland
(364.24 / 25)
59 143.3 Laughter 4-57592
Hemeringer Bach Left 7.0 19.1 Lipper Bergland
(364.24 / 25)
57 147.0 Feel 4-576
Hollenbach right 12.4 30.5 Southern roofing of the Weser Mountains
(366.11)
57 147.5 Hessian Oldendorf 4-5758
Heßlinger Bach Left 6.6 12.6 Lipper Bergland
(364.24 / 25)
57 148.0 below feeling 4-5792
Rohder Bach right 9.1 12.4 Southern roofing of the Weser Mountains
(366.11)
56 149.1 below Hessisch Oldendorf 4-5794
Deckberger Bach right 3.2 15.7 Southern roofing of the Weser Mountains
(366.11)
54 155.7 Coal town 4-5796
External Left 26.1 108.7 Lipper Bergland
(364.22 / 20)
51 163.1 Rinteln 4-58
New exter Left 3.5 1.1 Muzzle arm
(366.02)
51 163.2 Rinteln 4-59112
Shield moat right 3.3 7.8 Southern roofing of the Weser Mountains
(366.11)
51 164.3 Rinteln 4-59114
Schnatbach right 3.0 2.0 Southern roofing of the Weser Mountains
(366.11)
50 165.8 Grenzbach NI / NW between Rinteln and icebergs 4-59116
Rinteln Herrengraben Left 4.8 10.2 Lipper highlands
(364.20)
50 167.3 above opposite the Eisbergens 4-5912
Twiesbach right 5.9 18.5 Southern roofing of the Weser Mountains
(366.10)
49 171.3 below the iceberg 4-592
Herrengraben Left 11.9 24.6 Lipper Bergland
(364.21)
48 175.6 above Erders 4-594
Bach from Möllbergen right 3.4 10.5 Southern roofing of the Weser Mountains
(366.10)
48 177.7 towards earth 4-5956
4.c) breakthrough valley through Keuper near Vlotho (NW) Valley
section
10.0 Vlothoer Weser breakthrough
(366.01)
48 177.7 from Erder to above Rehmes 4-5957
Kalle Left 19.6 82.7 Lipper highlands
(364.15)
46 180.3 above Vlothos 4-596
Trout stream Left 11.4 32.6 Lipper highlands
(364.12)
45 183.4 Vlotho 4-598
4.d) Widening of the valley near Bad Oeynhausen and breakthrough through Jura near Porta Westfalica (NW) Valley
section
10.3 Rehmer valley widening
(366.00)
43 187.7 from Rehme to Porta Westfalica 4-5991
Borstenbach Left 7.9 12.8 Ravensberger hill country
(531.21 / 11)
42 189.5 Rehme 4-5992
Werre Left 71.9 1485.4 Ravensberger Hügelland
(531.11) / S
: Lipper Bergland (364)
42 190.1 Rehme ( Bad Oeynhausen ) 4-6
Meierbach Left 3.1 2.3 Wiehengebirge
(532.3)
41 192.0 below Dehmes 4-7114
Vennebach right 4.7 8.9 Southern roofing of the Weser Mountains
(366.10)
41 192.8 Costedt 4-712
Dehmer Mühlenbach Left 2.9 1.8 Wiehengebirge
(532.3)
41 193.1 below Dehmes 4-71312
Dehmerbach Left 3.0 2.1 Wiehengebirge
(532.3)
41 194.1 below Dehmes 4-7132
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5.a) Plain valley near Minden and Petershagen (NW) Valley
section
30.6 Upper Middle Weser Valley
(583.1)
40 198.0 from Porta Westfalica to Ilvese 4-7135
Bastau Left 19.2 117.4 Lübbecker Loessland
(533)
38 202.8 Minden 4-714
Osterbach right 5.8 12.3 Calenberger Bergland
(378)
38 203.6 Minden 4-7192
Schnedicke right 4.9 7.1 (only Mittleres Wesertal,
583)
36 210.0 Wietersheim 4-7194
Bückeburg Aue right 38.9 173.0 Bückebergvorland
(522) /
S: Calenberger Bergland (378)
34 215.2 Petershagen 4-72
Eyelet Left 14.5 72.6 Lübbecker Loessland
(533)
34 215.6 Petershagen 4-732
Rottbach Left 11.4 22.1 Rahden-Diepenauer Geest
(582)
32 226.3 above Buchholz 4-734
Walk right 26.9 163.5 Loccumer Geest
(628) /
Q: Bückeberg foreland (522)>
31 228.6 Ilvese 4-74
5.b) Valley level near Stolzenau to below Liebenau (NI) Valley
section
29.9 Middle Middle Weser Valley
(583.0-southern part)
31 228.6 from Ilvese to the connection line Binnen - Estorf 4-75
Rift ditch Left 9.3 14.3 (only Mittleres Wesertal,
583)
27 238.9 below Schluesselburg 4-75122
Uchter Mühlenbach Left 11.6 11.9 Diepholzer Moorniederung
(584)
27 242.5 above Stolzenaus 4-752
Kolkgraben Left 4.4 8.9 (only Mittleres Wesertal,
583)
23 254.6 across from Landesbergens 4-754
5.c) Flatland valley between Nienburg / Weser and Hoya (NI) Valley
section
45.1 Lower Middle Weser Valley
(583.0 northern part)
31 258.5 from Estorf to Hassel (Weser) 4-737
Big floodplain Left 88.0 1522.4 Diepholzer Moorniederung
(584) //// S
: Ravensberger Hügelland (531)
22nd 262.9 below Liebenaus 4-76
Steinhuder Meerbach right 34.4 355.9 Hannoversche Moorgeest
(622)
21st 267.4 Nienburg / Weser 4-78
Oyler Mühlenbach Left 5.8 10.4 Syker Geest
(594)
21st 271.0 below opposite Nienburgs 4-7912
Guide Mühlbach right 18.3 94.3 Hannoversche Moorgeest
(622)
18th 277.7 Drakenburg 4-792
Blenhorster Bach Left 11.2 23.9 Syker Geest
(594)
16 286.4 Sebbenhausen 4-794
Dug up right 6.0 9.5 (only Mittleres Wesertal,
583)
16 291.6 below opposite Schweringens 4-7952
Bückener Mühlenbach Left 14.5 88.5 Syker Geest
(594)
15th 297.9 above Hoyas 4-796
Mahler Graben right 3.5 14.7 (only Mittleres Wesertal,
583)
15th 303.6 Hassel (Weser) 4-798
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(in)
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6.) Glacial valley between Verden and Achim (NI) Valley
section
57.5 Verden Weser Valley
(620)
15th 303.6 from Hassel (Weser) to the Hastedter Weir ( Bremen ) 4-799
Püttkuhlengraben right 3.7 5.1 (Verden Wesertal,
620 only )
11 315.1 above (Verden) Riedas 4-7992
Hutberger Graben right 5.5 9.8 (Verden Wesertal,
620 only )
10 325.3 Verden- Klein Hutbergen 4-7994
All right 214.8 15721.0 Aller valley
sand plain (627) ///// S
: Magdeburger Börde (504)
10 326.4 Verden - Eissel 4-8
Blender Emte Left 15.2 36.9 (Verden Wesertal,
620 only )
9 334.3 below Intschedes 4-912
Old Aller right 9.5 77.6 (Verden Wesertal,
620 only )
7th 339.1 at Achim- Baden 4-914
Eyter Left 22.2 249.2 Thedinghauser Vorgeest
(621)
6th 344.3 below Achims 4-916
Laufgraben Achim-Bierden (/ Braake ) right 4.2 8.4 (Verden Wesertal,
620 only )
5 347.7 Bierden 4-918
Arberger Canal right 7.7 19.9 (Verden Wesertal,
620 only )
5 359.1 above Bremen 4-9192
Surname location Length
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area
[km²]

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space
(code number)

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[m. ü.
NHN ]
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place
(in)
DGKZ
7.a) Marshland near Bremen (HB) Valley
section
23.1 Bremen Basin
(612.0)
2 361.1 from Hastedter Wehr (Bremen) to the confluence of Lesum and Schönebecker Aue in HB- Vegesack 4-9193
Ochtum Left 46.1 916.9 Syker Geest
(594)
2 379.5 below Bremen 4-92
Lesum right 131.2 2187.2 Wümmeniederung
(631) /
S: Südheide (641)
2 384.2 HB- Vegesack 4-94
Schönebecker Aue right 17.7 38.6 Wesermünder Geest
(633)
2 384.2 HB- Vegesack 4-952
7.b) Marshland between Bremen and Bremerhaven (HB; between NI) Valley
section
67.0 Jade Weser Basin
(612.1)
2 384.2 from HB- Vegesack to the mouth in Bremerhaven 4-953
Blumenthaler Aue right 12.7 43.1 Wesermünder Geest
(633)
2 387.2 above HB- Blumenthals 4-956
Motzen Canal Left 11.3 104.3 (only Wesermarsch,
612)
2 388.7 Bardfleth 4-956
Hunte Left 173.4 2635.3 Hunte-Leda-Moorniederung
(600) //////
Q: Osnabrück hill country (535)
2 398.8 Elsfleth 4-96
Käseburger Sieltief Left 18.7 71.8 (only Wesermarsch,
612)
2 403.2 Brake cheese castle 4-972
Braker Sieltief 13.9 71.3 (only Wesermarsch,
612)
2 408.0 Brake 4-9752
Ashwarden flood ditch right 15.6 71.4 Wesermünder Geest
(633)
410.2 Hagen - Rechtebe 4-97542
Drepte right 37.6 101.0 Wesermünder Geest
(633)
415.5 Dreptersiel below Rechtenfleths 4-976
Strohauser Sieltief Left 13.6 107.4 (only Wesermarsch,
612)
417.5 Strohausen 4-978
Lune right 41.4 383.4 Wesermünder Geest
(633)
417.5 Büttel and (Alte Lune) directly above Bremerhaven 4-98
Abbehauser Sieltief Left 10.3 51.8 (only Wesermarsch,
612)
422.8 above Nordenham 4-9912
Blexer Sieltief Left 8.9 39.6 (only Wesermarsch,
612)
426.7 Nordenham - Blexersande 4-9918
Geeste right 40.1 338.1 Wesermünder Geest
(633)
432.4 Bremerhaven 4-992
Grauwall Canal right 15.6 129.9 Wesermünder Geest
(633)
439.5 Bremerhaven 4-994

Individual evidence

  1. a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u Water map service of the Hessian Ministry for the Environment, Climate Protection, Agriculture and Consumer Protection ( information )
  2. a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab Topographical Information Management, Cologne District Government, Department GEObasis NRW ( notes )
  3. a b c d e f g h i j k l m n Environment maps service of the Lower Saxony Ministry for the Environment, Energy and Climate Protection ( information )
  4. a b c d e f g Area list of the water network of the Weser - Lower Saxony Ministry for the Environment, Energy and Climate Protection (PDF; 0.6 MB)
  5. a b c d e f g Depending on the natural area, several natural areas are sometimes combined by name to form a supernatural area; the finer natural area can then be looked up using the number.
  6. a b c d e f g Map services of the Federal Agency for Nature Conservation ( information )
  7. a b c d e f g In TIM online, the Weser km from 40 to 251.7 are displayed directly. The Hessian Service shows the Weser kilometers above the mouth of the Diemel if the difference to the Weser length of 451.2 km is calculated. On parts of the Mittelweser and Unterweser, in the BfN service, protected areas are displayed every 2 km when the scale 1: 25,000 is selected for the Weser and Unterweser km; to those of the Lower Weser you have to add 366.7 (2) km.
  8. a b c d e f g Hans-Jürgen Klink: Geographical land survey: The natural spatial units on sheet 112 Kassel. Federal Institute for Regional Studies, Bad Godesberg 1969. →  Online map (PDF; 6.9 MB)
  9. a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax Jürgen Hövermann : Geographical land survey: The natural spatial units on sheet 99 Göttingen. Federal Institute for Regional Studies, Bad Godesberg 1963. →  Online map (PDF; 4.1 MB)
  10. a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z Approximate area determination by polygon measurement
  11. The catchment area of ​​the Trockener Ahle, together with the upper reaches of the neighboring stream Piepengraben (43312) and a section of the Weser, is 13.9 km².
  12. The Nieme is the border stream between Bramwald and Kuppigem Solling.
  13. The Hofgeismarer Rötsenke is shown on the Göttingen sheet as 343.0 Trendelburger Rötsenke .
  14. a b c d Emil Meynen , Josef Schmithüsen (ed.): Handbook of the natural spatial structure of Germany . Federal Institute for Regional Studies, Remagen / Bad Godesberg 1953–1962 (9 deliveries in 8 books, updated map 1: 1,000,000 with main units 1960).
  15. a b c d e f g h i j k l Approximate length determination by path measurement
  16. In the Lower Saxony Service, the name Hechtgraben is given for GKZ 45152 . However, this name denotes 45114 .
  17. The length of the Sieck starts from the upper source; in the meantime the stream seeps away several times.
  18. The length starts from the Bärenborn ; in the meantime the stream seeps away.
  19. The catchment area of ​​the Otterbach, together with the southern neighborhood and a section of the Weser, is 14.1 km².
  20. a b The main unit was not split up into 367.0 and 367.1 and 367 then - according to the geology - goes over to 366.03 before Grohnde .
  21. a b c d e f g h i j k l Sofie Meisel: Geographical land survey: The natural spatial units on sheet 86 Hanover. Federal Institute for Regional Studies, Bad Godesberg 1962. →  Online map (PDF; 4.0 MB)
  22. The catchment area of ​​the Lakebach is artificially reduced by a drainage ditch on the federal highway 83 .
  23. a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as Sofie Meisel: Geographische Land survey: The natural spatial units on sheet 85 Minden. Federal Institute for Regional Studies, Bad Godesberg 1959. →  Online map (PDF; 4.5 MB)
  24. length over the Wehlbach ( 4575148 ; 3.4 km of this alone) - otherwise the length would be only 2.0 km.
  25. At TIM online (NRW) the Schildgraben is erroneously marked as Schnatbach .
  26. Sheet 85 Minden places the northern border a little below the Gehl estuary to Buchholz for no apparent reason ; however, the northern trailing edge of the Loccumer Geest is even just a little further north than the mouth of the Gehle.
  27. a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p Sofie Meisel: Geographical Land Survey: The natural spatial units on sheet 72 Nienburg (Weser). Federal Institute for Regional Studies, Bad Godesberg 1959. →  Online map (PDF; 4.2 MB)
  28. The Bruchgraben flows into the Schluesselburg lock canal (47512), which flows back to the Weser 400 m further on.
  29. The Kolkgraben flows into the Alte Weser old arm , which only flows into the Weser after another 2.3 km.
  30. The level value is calculated from the sum of the levels Heide OP (Große Aue; 1014 km²) and Sieden ( Siede ; 163 km²).
  31. ^ Sofie Meisel: Geographical Land Survey: The natural spatial units on sheet 73 Celle. Federal Institute for Regional Studies, Bad Godesberg 1959. →  Online map (PDF; 3.9 MB)
  32. a b c d e f g h i j k l m Sofie Meisel: Geographical land survey: The natural spatial units on sheet 56 Bremen. Federal Institute for Regional Studies, Bad Godesberg 1961. →  Online map (PDF; 4.3 MB)
  33. The Obere Eyter rises on the edge of the Syker Geest (594), but is nominally managed as a tributary.
  34. According to the Bremen newspaper, the Arberger Canal was already in the Wesermarsch (612), but today the Hastedter Weir is the border of the Lower Weser, which is influenced by the tides.
  35. page 56 Bremen sees the non-linearly definable border in Dreye .
  36. ^ Sofie Meisel: Geographical land survey: The natural spatial units on sheet 57 Hamburg-Süd. Federal Institute for Regional Studies, Bad Godesberg 1964. →  Online map (PDF; 4.4 MB)
  37. a b c d Sofie Meisel: Geographical land survey: The natural spatial units on sheet 39 Bremerhaven. Federal Institute for Regional Studies, Bad Godesberg 1962. →  Online map (PDF; 5.0 MB)
  38. a b c d Herbert Lehmann [preliminary work], Sofie Meisel: Geographical land survey: The natural spatial units on sheet 54/55 Oldenburg / Emden. Federal Institute for Regional Studies, Bad Godesberg 1962. →  Online map (PDF; 7.4 MB)
  39. The Aschwardener Flutgraben flows into a right tributary that flows into the Weser at about 43.5 km below the Weser; Seen in the direction of both flow, it flows slightly below the Käseburger Sieltiefs.
  40. The Strohauser Sieltief flows into the left side arm Schweiburg , which only flows into the Weser again at Unterweser-km 50.8, approximately at the same time as the Lune; Seen in the direction of flow of the Weser and Schweiburg, it flows between Drepte and Lune, as it corresponds to its river code number.
  41. Only a short source arm of the Grauwall Canal, the Midlumer Bach near Midlum , lies on the Wesermünder Geest; the Grauwall Canal by name lies entirely in the Wesermarsch (612).