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Winter louder
Crossing over the Winterlauter near the confluence of the Nassachbach

Crossing over the Winterlauter near the confluence of the Nassachbach

Data
Water code DE : 2383826
location Swabian-Franconian forest mountains

Baden-Württemberg

River system Rhine
Drain over "Spiegelberger" Lauter  → Murr  → Neckar  → Rhine  → North Sea
source in the strong fields, about 600 m northwest of Spiegelberg -Nassach
49 ° 2 '4 "  N , 9 ° 24' 10"  O
Source height approx.  462  m above sea level NN 
muzzle from the right in the "mirror Berger" Lauter about 150 meters east-northeast of Oppenweiler -Bernhalden coordinates: 49 ° 1 '18 "  N , 9 ° 27' 28"  O 49 ° 1 '18 "  N , 9 ° 27' 28"  O
Mouth height approx.  292  m above sea level NN 
Height difference approx. 170 m
Bottom slope approx. 29 ‰
length 5.8 km
Catchment area 9.309 km²
Left tributaries Fuchsfallenbach, Nassachbach u. a.
See the section tributary system
Right tributaries Sauerwiesenbach, Wolfsklingenbach u. a., s. u.
See the section tributary system
Communities Spiegelberg , Aspach (right-hand waterfront), Oppenweiler

The Winterlauter is a creek almost six kilometers in length in northern Baden-Württemberg , which flows into the "Spiegelberger" Lauter from the right at Bernhalden , which belongs to Oppenweiler .

geography

course

The Winterlauter rises a little northwest of the village Spiegelberg -Nassach in the Wiesentalmulde of the Starkenäcker at about 462  m and flows, surrounded by a tree gallery, which soon widens to a forest that fills the valley and climbs up its slopes, initially to the south. He passes Nassach, which is a few hundred meters above sea level on his left, and takes in a short stream from its side, which flows towards him through the goose blade from the center of the village. Less than two hundred meters later, it takes up another short stream, again from the left, and then immediately crosses under the L 1117, which descends into the valley here to follow the stream on its entire remaining course at a distance of a few dozen meters to the left. The water is now turning more and more to the east, becoming the boundary of the municipality of Aspach , which is stepping on its left bank, taking in the Sauerwiesenbach from the left and then the Wolfsklinge creek at the Warthof . After the inflow of the Warthofklingenbach from the right, from which the municipality of Oppenweiler replaces Aspach as the right neighbor, the Fuchsfallenbach flows towards it from the left. A castle formerly stood on the mountain spur in the corner of the mouth. From now on the Winterlauter flows continuously eastwards. It receives its largest tributary from the left, the Nassachbach, on whose right dump the whetstone tunnels are located just before the mouth . After that, its longest right tributary flows, the Wolfsklingenbach, soon the municipality boundary of Oppenweiler crosses the water, then for the first time an open corridor appears in its floodplain, it reaches the hamlet of Oppenweiler-Bernhalden and flows here at about 292  m after about 5.8 km of water from the right into the "Spiegelberger" Lauter .

The Winterlauter shows an almost linear gradient curve with almost 3% gradient, which is noticeably below that of the competing streams in the west and south. From its turn to the east it often runs deep in a channel between steep embankments. The floodplain remains so narrow that the northern foot of the slope often had to be dug up to create the accompanying road.

Catchment area

The Winterlauter has a catchment area of ​​around 10 km². In a clockwise direction it borders on that of the Lauter tributary Senzenbach in the north, the Lauter in the east, the Lauter tributary Marderbächle in the southeast, that of the Murr tributaries Rohrbach (mouth in Oppenweiler), Klöpferbach , Wüstenbach and Bottwar in the southeast, south, Southwest and west. In the north of the catchment area are the high peaks of the Juxkopf ( 533  m ) and the wide, flat, arable Neubruchs ( 537  m ), from which corridors extend south to the upper edge of the slope of the Winterlautern Valley. In the west, the watershed closely follows the right edge of the Winterlautertal, which is oriented to the south; in the south it runs, at a distance of usually not a kilometer from the stream, over the 516  m high forest crest of the Amalienberg, south of the Warthof along the elevated road over a plateau of over 500  m height and finally through the Brenntenhau (highest point 500  m ) towards its mouth. With the exception of the corridors mentioned, almost the entire catchment area of ​​the Winterlauter is forested.

Tributaries

Hierarchical list of tributaries. Water body name or designation, direction of inflow, place of inflow and length of all bodies of water in the Winterlauter system. Tributaries are listed indented below the receiving water, from the source to the mouth. Only fully italicized names appear in the same way in the sources, otherwise identifying terms that can also be used in italicized the name of the source. Length always rounded to a full hundred meters, measured anywhere on the TK25 unless otherwise noted.

The Winterlauter rises northwest of Spiegelberg -Nassach on the Starkenäckern .

  • (Bach through the Gänsklinge ), flows from the left at the level of Spiegelberg -Nassach, about 0.3 km long
  • a Klingenbach, parallel to the previous one, flows from the left at the brook bridge of the L 1117, about 0.3 km
  • small slope stream from the top of the L 1117 pass, flows from the right, about 0.1 km long
  • Sauerwiesenbach , flows from the right, about 0.9 km long
    • other source branch, opens from the right, about 0.1 km long
    • Inflow, empties from the right, about 0.1 km long
    • Inflow, empties from the left, about 0.1 km long
  • Bach through the Wolfsklinge , flows from the right north of Aspach-Warthof, about 1.4 km long
    • Inflow, empties from the right, about 0.1 km long
    • Inflow, empties from the right, about 0.1 km long
    • Inflow from the south of the Warthof , flows from the right, about 0.4 km long
      • Inflow, empties from the right, about 0.1 km long
    • Inflow of the west of Warthofs , joins from the left at the stream crossing the access road to Warthof, about 0.2 km long
  • Warthofklingenbach , flows from the right northeast of Aspach-Warthof, about 0.6 km long
    • other source branch, opens from the left, about 0.1 km long
    • Inflow, flows from the left east of Aspach-Warthof, about 0.3 km long
  • Fuchsfallenbach , flows from the left, about 1.5 km long
    • Another source branch, flows from the left northeast of Nassach, about 0.1 km long
    • Inflow, flows from the right east of Nassach, about 0.1 km long
    • Inflow from the sand forest , flows from the left, about 0.2 km long
    • Inflow, empties from the right, about 0.1 km long
    • Proceeds from the forest Won fox trap , flows from the left, about 0.2 km long
  • Inflow from the Brenntenhau , flows from the right, about 0.4 km long
    • other source branch, opens from the left, about 0.1 km long
  • Hangbach, flows from the right, about 0.1 km long
  • Nassachbach , flows from the left, about 2.2 km long
    • Another source branch from the saddle between Juxkopf and Neubruch , flows from the left, about 0.2 km long
    • Inflow from the sand forest , flows from the right, about 0.3 km long
    • Inflow from the Ochsenweide , flows from the left, about 0.3 km long
    • Inflow from the sand forest , flows from the right, about 0.2 km long
    • Bach in the Juxer Brunnenklinge , flows from the left, about 0.7 km long
  • Wolfsklingenbach , flows from the right, about 1.8 km long
    • Inflow from the southwest, flows from the right at the bend of the Wolfsklingenbach to the northeast, about 0.3 km long
    • Inflow from the southeast, flows from the right, about 0.3 km long
  • Flurbach at the foot of the slope on the southern edge of Bernhalden, flows from the left, about 0.1 km long

The Winterlauter flows into the "Spiegelberger" Lauter from the right after about 5.8 km at Oppenweiler- Bernhalden .

Sights and buildings

  • Whetstone tunnels, former mining tunnels for whetstones, can sometimes be visited
  • Juxkopfturm , with a wide view of the surrounding low mountain range

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c Measured on TK25.
  2. ↑ a b c According to LUBW-FG10.

literature

  • "TK25": Topographic map 1: 25,000 Baden-Württemberg North

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