Schledde
Streams in a limited landscape are designated as Schledde , which only occasionally carry water after heavy rainfall and in winter. These temporary waters are widespread in the area around Soest on the northern slope of the Haarstrang as well as in the Soest Börde to the north . Sometimes the word Schledde is also applied to the associated dry valleys in the hair strand.
Schledde is the name of flowing waters in the Soest district, North Rhine-Westphalia:
- Lendringser Schledde , right tributary of the Schledde (Ahse) near Müllingsen ( Soest )
- Osterschledde , right tributary of the Geseker Bach near Geseke
- Schledde (Ahse) , left tributary of the Ahse near Oestinghausen (Lippetal)
- Westerschledde , right tributary of the Störmeder Bach near Geseke
Schledde is the name of a dry valley and a temporary body of water in the Soest district, North Rhine-Westphalia:
- Meiningser Grund , dry valley between Meiningsen (Soest) and Deiringsen (Soest)
- Pöppelsche , left tributary of the Gieseler near Bökenförde (Lippstadt)
The word Schledde is also occasionally found as a hydronym in the Sauerland .
