Talmühlequelle

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Talmühlequelle
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Talmühle spring in the area of ​​the waterworks
location
Country or region District of Sigmaringen ( Baden-Württemberg )
Coordinates 48 ° 5 '46 "  N , 9 ° 3' 57"  E
geology
Mountains Swabian Alb
Source type Karst spring
rock White Jura
Hydrology
River system Danube
Receiving waters DanubeBlack Sea
Bulk 200 l / s

Coordinates: 48 ° 5 '46 "  N , 9 ° 3' 57"  E

The Talmühlequelle is a karst spring near Beuron in the Upper Danube Valley in Baden-Württemberg .

description

The flowing stream of the Talmühle spring

The Talmühlequelle is located east of the Neidingen district behind an inn. It is contained in a masonry canal for the public drinking water supply and is located on the site of the waterworks of the water supply association Hohenberggruppe . The water arises from a layer joint in the area of ​​the Lacunosamergel of the lower rock limestone formation of the White Jura and after a few meters flows into the Danube . The discharge averages around 200 liters per second.

There is an underground connection between the Talmühle spring and the overflow spring, the so-called Lochbrunnen (60 l / s), located about 500 m further on the mountain slope . To protect against external water pollution, the source pot of the hole well had to be closed with a massive superstructure.

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