Pohořský potok
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| location | Czech Republic | |
| River system | Elbe | |
| Drain over | Černá → Maltsch → Moldau → Elbe → North Sea | |
| Source height | 980 m | |
| muzzle | near Benešov nad Černou in the Černá coordinates: 48 ° 43 ′ 22 " N , 14 ° 35 ′ 35" E 48 ° 43 ′ 22 " N , 14 ° 35 ′ 35" E
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| length | 23.3 km | |
| Catchment area | 53.578 km² | |
The Pohořský potok (German Bucherser Bach ) is a left tributary of the Schwarzau (Czech Černá ) in the Gratzener Bergland , Czech Republic .
The source of the Pohořský potok forms the triangle between Bohemia , Lower Austria and Upper Austria , which is marked by an old border column. It is located in the desert of Šance (Schanz) on the northwest slope of the Sepplberg (1004 m) at 980 m above sea level. M.
The wet meadows and moorland to the north-east of the Kamenec ( Steinberg ) were declared a nature reserve "Headwaters of the Pohořský potok" with an area of 72 hectares in 1992. The stream flows north to Pohoří na Šumavě ( Buchers ), where it joins two other smaller source streams. From there it runs to the northwest through the Georgenteich (Jiřická nádrž or Pohořský rybník) and further over Baronův Most ( Baronbrücke ), Leopoldov ( Leopoldsdorf ), Uhliště ( Kohlstätten ), Terčí Dvůr ( Theresienhof ), Pivonice ( Piberschlagl ), Ves , Rapotice ( Rappetschlag ) and Radčice, until it flows into the Černá ( Schwarzau ) after 23.3 km west of Benešov nad Černou on Mlýnsky vrch .
The Pohořský potok is the largest tributary of the Černá. Its catchment area is 53.578 km².
history
The stream, whose name was first mentioned in 1524 with Pohorzie , flowed through the dense beech forests of the Fagosilvanum at that time. In 1693, Philipp Emanuel Graf Buquoy had the first forest glassworks built on Gratzen near Schanz, which was later followed by others. In the 18th century the valley was settled and the stream was prepared for timber rafting. In addition, the Georgenteich was created as a water reservoir and the floodplain in Leopoldsdorf.
After the fall of the Iron Curtain, the drained Georgenteich was repaired and dammed again.