Rombach (eel)

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Rombach
Data
Water code DE : 238614
location Foreland of the eastern Swabian Alb

Baden-Württemberg

River system Rhine
Drain over Eel  → Kocher  → Neckar  → Rhine  → North Sea
source south of Aalen- Dewangen
48 ° 51 '32 "  N , 10 ° 1' 28"  O
Source height 497  m above sea level NN
confluence on the Dürrwiesen in Aalen with the Sauerbach to the Aal Coordinates: 48 ° 49 '52 "  N , 10 ° 4' 25"  E 48 ° 49 '52 "  N , 10 ° 4' 25"  E
Mouth height 434.5  m above sea level NN
Height difference 62.5 m
Bottom slope approx. 10 ‰
length approx. 6 km
Medium-sized cities Bask

The Rombach is a brook in the Welland in eastern Baden-Württemberg , from whose confluence with the Sauerbach the eel arises. On part of its run it is called Nesselbach .

course

The Rombach has its origin about one kilometer south of Aalen - Dewangen at about 497  m above sea level. NN between Degenhof and Gobühl on the Degenfeld, where it begins to flow to the northwest in the midst of quite flat agricultural areas and without a clear beginning. It turns just north around the Kirchholz forest, reaches the wind meadow, after which its upper course is also called “Windwiesenbach” up to Hammerstadt , and then pulls through the so-called pointed blade to the southeast in the direction of Hammerstadt. It clips these partial town of Aalen in the southwest, the village opposite ends there, west south-west of Pfostenbach , at the end of the north of Spitz Bach . Shortly after the village begins a section in which it is also called Nesselbach and soon flows through the Nesslau corridor. It flows slowly in a curve to the south and receives another inlet from the north with the Öchslesbach . It now flows southwards, reaches the Unterrombach on its right , which emerged from an old Neßlau, and takes in the Eselbach from the west , its longest tributary, where the Nesselbach section ends. A few hundred meters further on, through the district from the west-southwest, another left tributary, the Sulzgraben , reaches it, a stone's throw down the valley a right, the Burrenbach from the north-northeast. It then flows in a gentle curve to the east, which it does not quite complete because the Sauerbach, coming from the west, joins it at around 435  m above sea level. NN united on the dry meadows and the eel emerged .

The Rombach, including the Nesselbach section, is just under 6 km in length. Its north-western neighboring streams drain to the Lein , the northern and eastern to the Kocher , and the southern and western to the Sauerbach .

The Rombach mostly runs through the corridor or only borders on one side of the settlement area. From Hammerstadt on, Kreisstraße 3326 (K 3326) accompanies him on his right for almost the whole of his run. The first road bridge spans it shortly after Hammerstadt, two more cross it in the local area of ​​Unterrombach. From about the second on, the Aalen western bypass of the B 29, which was opened in 2001, accompanies him on the left for about half a kilometer . She then performs the almost one kilometer Rombach tunnel that and was subsequently crossed the Sauer stream and diverted for the building of the eponymous creek to Rombach; the diversion bed as well as its original bed now carry water. Shortly before the end of its course, the bridge of the K 3326 spans the Rombach, which nowhere leaves the area of ​​the city of Aalen .

Tributaries

with muzzle side, muzzle location and approximate length ( measured on TK 25 and rounded to full kilometers)

  • Pfostenbach , from the right across from Hammerstadt, 2 km
  • Spitzbach , from left to Hammerstadt, 2 km
  • Öchslesbach , from the left below Hammerstadt, 1 km
  • Eselbach , from the right in Unterrombach, 2 km (with the Salinenbach upper course)
  • Sulzgraben , from the right in Unterrombach, 1 km
  • Burrenbach , from the left across from Unterrombach, 2 km

See also

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  • Topographic map 1: 25,000 Baden-Württemberg North
  • Correspondence from the city administration of Aalen, green space and environment office
  • See also the web links

Web links