Schwarzbach (Rhine, Ginsheim)

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Schwarzbach
Gradient map Schwarzbach.png
Data
Water code EN : 2398
location Sub-level

Germany

River system Rhine
Drain over Rhine  → North Sea
origin Confluence of the Gundbach and Geräthsbach at the Mönchbruch hunting lodge
49 ° 58 ′ 39 ″  N , 8 ° 30 ′ 24 ″  E
muzzle south of Ginsheim in the Ginsheimer Altrhein Coordinates: 49 ° 58 '11 "  N , 8 ° 19' 47"  E 49 ° 58 '11 "  N , 8 ° 19' 47"  E

length 43 km
Catchment area 513.961 km²
Discharge at the Nauheim
A Eo gauge : 135 km²
Location: 13.8 km above the mouth
NNQ (08/28/1976)
MNQ 1965/2009
MQ 1965/2009
Mq 1965/2009
MHQ 1965/2009
HHQ (06/11/1965)
20 l / s
199 l / s
599 l / s
4.4 l / (s km²)
2.25 m³ / s
5 m³ / s
Discharge
A Eo : 513.961 km²
at the mouth
MNQ
MQ
Mq
806 l / s
2.369 m³ / s
4.6 l / (s km²)
Schwarzbach near Astheim

Schwarzbach near Astheim

The Schwarzbach is a - together with the longer of its two upper reaches Gundbach - a 43 km long right tributary of the Rhine in the Hessian Ried .

geography

course

The Schwarzbach does not have its own source, but arises at the Mönchbruch hunting lodge , directly on the federal highway 486 , from the confluence of the Gundbach and Geräthsbach . The significantly longer Gundbach rises than Hengstbach south of Dietzenbach-Hexenberg in a swampy, forest-near area. Its source has not been captured and is difficult to reach. The Schwarzbach flows after its origin from Gundbach and Geräthsbach through the Treburer Unterwald and the pond forest, before the stream bed leads through Nauheim . In Nauheim there is a level measuring point of the Hessian State Office for Environment and Geology (HLUG). The level zero point is at 85.91  m above sea level. NN . Between Nauheim and Groß-Gerau , after crossing under the state road L 3482 (the former B 42), the Hegbach flows from the left and east into the Schwarzbach, 1000 meters further west followed by the Mühlbach coming from Darmstadt-Arheilgen and flowing through Groß-Gerau . The Landgraben , which rises between Griesheim and Wolfskehlen, flows southwest of Trebur into the Schwarzbach. To the south of Trebur, the Schwarzbach then flows further west towards the Rhine. At Astheim it then bends to the north and then flows south of Ginsheim into the Ginsheimer Altrhein - a branch of the Rhine. The Old Rhine is connected to the Rhine again after 1.5 km.

South-east of Ginsheim there is a flood barrier / pumping station, which is closed when the Rhine floods and pumps the water that has accumulated in the Schwarzbach over the dike.

Source streams, tributaries and branches

  • Gundbach ( right source stream ), 23.9 km, 88.15 km², 319.3 l / s
  • Devicehsbach ( left source stream ), 15.6 km, 23.90 km²
  • Waldwiesengraben ( left ), 3.5 km
  • Hegbach ( left ), 28.7 km, 96.80 km², 309.7 l / s
  • Mühlbach ( left ), 28.7 km, 83.73 km², 364.3 l / s
  • Landgraben ( left ), 29.0 km, 145.07 km², 799.2 l / s
  • Bornspreng ( left ), 1.6 miles
  • Dörrböhlgraben ( right )
  • Beinesgraben ( right ), 8.0 km, 29.98 km²

Data

According to the "Aquatic Area Directory of the State of Hesse", the Schwarzbach has an above-ground catchment area of ​​444.96 km² up to the pumping station near Ginsheim.

The high water level for reporting level 1 is 165 cm, for level 2 190 cm and for level 3 240 cm. The Schwarzbach has the river basin code number 2398. Together with the Landgraben and the Mühlbach , the Schwarzbach is a second order body of water.

Water quality

The Schwarzbach has a high level of heavy metal pollution compared to other countries .

It has the highest mercury content of the Hessian waters (4 to 8 times the target value). The high mercury levels come from the ditch , which drains most of Darmstadt's urban area and is obviously heavily polluted by sediments from earlier industrial discharges.

When it comes to the content of the heavy metal cadmium , Schwarzbach is also the Hessian leader. The cause lies in the tributaries Gundbach and Geräthsbach, which are obviously also polluted by sediment deposits from earlier industrial inputs.

Even with the lead - and copper -load of Schwarzenbach one of the most polluted most streams in Hesse. For chromium , arsenic , zinc and nickel, however , the values ​​are in the range of the national average.

Individual evidence

  1. Water map service of the Hessian Ministry for the Environment, Climate Protection, Agriculture and Consumer Protection ( information )
  2. ^ German Hydrological Yearbook Rhine Region, Part I 2009 State Institute for Environment, Measurements and Nature Conservation Baden-Württemberg, p. 140, accessed on January 22, 2016 (PDF, German, 1.85 MB).
  3. Map service for the implementation of the Water Framework Directive in Hesse
  4. hlug.de, station Nauheim, Mst-Nr.23980353, river area Schwarzbach
  5. a b c Hessian State Office for Environment and Geology: Retention cadastre, river area Schwarzbach - river area code number: 2398 (PDF; 859 kB) ( Notes )
  6. Also considered by some to be the upper reaches
  7. Also viewed by some as a tributary
  8. left junction of the Schwarzbach
  9. ^ Right junction of the Schwarzbach
  10. On the property map : Beingraben
  11. a b c d hlug.de, Heavy metals in suspended matter in rivers

Web links

Commons : Schwarzbach (Rhein, Ginsheim)  - Collection of images, videos and audio files