Uelfe

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Uelfe
The former bridge over the Uelfebad (now demolished, but rebuilt in a slightly different design)

The former bridge over the Uelfebad (now demolished, but rebuilt in a slightly different design)

Data
Water code DE : 273638
location North Rhine-Westphalia , Germany
River system Rhine
Drain over Wupper  → Rhine  → North Sea
source At Rädereichen in Radevormwald
51 ° 11 ′ 48 ″  N , 7 ° 22 ′ 51 ″  E
Source height 375  m above sea level NN
muzzle At Dahlhausen in the Wupper coordinates: 51 ° 12 '54 "  N , 7 ° 18' 33"  E 51 ° 12 '54 "  N , 7 ° 18' 33"  E
Mouth height 215  m above sea level NN
Height difference 160 m
Bottom slope 20 ‰
length 8 kilometers
Catchment area 13.866 km²
Medium-sized cities Radevormwald
Uelfe
Place.svgRadevormwald RiverIcon-Spring.svg Place.svg Radevormwald
RiverIcon-TubeStart.svg
Lünsenburger Bach RiverIcon-TubeAffluentR.svg
RiverIcon-TubeEnd.svg
Röttscher Bach RiverIcon-AffluentR.svg
Knefelskamp brooks RiverIcon-AffluentR.svg
RiverIcon-AffluentL.svg Mermbach
Breeder Siefen RiverIcon-AffluentR.svg
RiverIcon-AffluentL.svg Hermannshagen Bach
Scheidter and Böckersfelder Bach RiverIcon-AffluentR.svg
RiverIcon-DrainRStart.svg
Mühlengraben Supreme Mill RiverIcon-AffluentLDrainR.svg Inflow Scheidt
RiverIcon-AffluentLDrainR.svg Inflow Kollenberger Feld
Supreme Mill RiverIcon-MillR.svg
RiverIcon-DrainREnd.svg
Heidter Siepen RiverIcon-AffluentR.svg
Mühlengraben Lowest mill RiverIcon-DrainRStart.svg
Bottom mill RiverIcon-MillR.svg
RiverIcon-DrainREnd.svg
RiverIcon-AffluentL.svg Kollenberger Bach
Uelfebad RiverIcon-LakeMiddle.svg
RiverIcon-AffluentL.svg Hagebucher Bach
Hagener Siefen RiverIcon-AffluentR.svg
RiverIcon-AffluentL.svg Leimholer Bach
Eistringhauser Bach RiverIcon-AffluentR.svg
RiverIcon-AffluentL.svg Herbecker Bach
Herkingrad Brook RiverIcon-AffluentR.svg
RiverIcon-LakeStartDam.svg Reservoir
Keilbeck tributary RiverIcon-DrainREnd.svg
Keilbecke RiverIcon-AffluentR.svg
Wupper

The Uelfe (alternative spelling: Ülfe ) is a right tributary of the Wupper in Radevormwald .

Location and description

The Uelfe rises near Rädereichen and flows into the Wupper at Dahlhausen .

The four localities with the names I. Uelfe to IV. Uelfe were named after the brook . Landesstraße 414, the Uelfe-Wuppertal-Straße, runs parallel to the brook over large stretches .

For the first hundred meters, the Uelfe is channeled underground for the most part, above ground it appears for the first time in the Radevormwald industrial park near the town of I. Uelfe in the form of a rain retention basin.

Uelfebad

The so-called Uelfebad is known as an excursion destination . The Uelfebad is a former open-air swimming pool that was opened on June 26, 1927, but has not been used as a pool for several decades. Today the Uelfebad and its surroundings are used by anglers, model boaters and walkers for relaxation.

If the Uelfebad has a sufficient ice thickness in winter, the city of Radevormwald officially operates it as an ice rink. A restaurant completes the facility.

natural reserve

The Oberbergische Kreis is planning a nature reserve for the "Uelfetal with side valleys", as it is called in the official announcement. Any (structural) changes are prohibited in accordance with the Landscape Act of North Rhine-Westphalia until May 27, 2005 on an area of ​​one million square meters.

The Uelfe-Wuppertal-Straße is classified by the regional working group for nature conservation and the environment in Arnsberg as a typical low mountain range avenue, the existence of which is, however, endangered by new federal development guidelines (at least 4.5 m tree distance to the street).

Mills and hammer mills

The water power of the Uelfe was used to drive mills and hammers. In the course of the stream there were the following water-operated sites:

photos

See also

Web links

Commons : Uelfe  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. a b German basic map 1: 5000
  2. River Geographic Information System of Wupperverbandes
  3. Water directory of the State Office for Nature, Environment and Consumer Protection NRW (PDF; 1.1 MB)