Schwabinger Bach

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Schwabinger Bach, looking north

The Schwabinger Bach is the westernmost of the brooks that flow through the English Garden in Munich . Unlike until 1945, when the section of the Eisbach up to the waterfall was called the Schwabinger Bach, it begins on Von-der-Tann-Straße as a continuation of the Köglmühlbach , which takes up the water of the western Stadtgrabenbach ( Lage ), flows on the Japanese Tea house and touches the Eisbach ( Lage ) at an artificially created waterfall and flows through the Schönfeldwiese, which has become known as the nudist area . After the confluence of the Entenbach ( Lage ) it flows around the Kleinhesseloher See on the western edge of the English Garden before it crosses under the Mittlerer Ring . When split for a short time, it then serves to supply the Lodenfrey Park with energy . The Nymphenburg-Biederstein Canal joins the north cemetery on the left side ( Lage ). At the Aumeister , Schwabinger Bach and Mühlbach ( Lage ) separate, which runs through the site of the former Floriansmühle outdoor pool and from which the Schleißheim Canal is fed and which continues north of the emergency outlet as Garching Mühlbach , they flow through the Isar floodplains and flow near Garching near Munich in the Isar ( location ).

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Coordinates: 48 ° 10 ′ 44 ″  N , 11 ° 36 ′ 40 ″  E