Kirbach (river)

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Template: Infobox River / BILD_fehlt

Template: Infobox River / Obsolete

The Kirbach (sometimes Kirrbach, Kirchbach and above Häfnerhaslach also Krebsbach called ) is a 20 km long left tributary of Metter in Baden- Württemberg, which is quite close to its headwaters at the confluence on the length and catchment area. The small river runs completely on the denunciation of Saxony House and runs through the districts of the municipality. After its origin in the western Stromberg it flows in the east to the southern direction, crosses the five Kirbachtal places Häfnerhaslach, Kirbachhof, Ochsenbach, Spielberg and Hohenhaslach and flows along the western edge of the places upper and lower Saxony home in Metter, which continues to Enz and Neckar flows.

The Kirbachtal is alongside those of Metter and forging the northernmost of three large valleys which divide the Stromberg. The landscape of the Kirbachtals is dominated by forest and vineyards.

Inflows

• Streitwiesenbächle (right)
• Adige blade ( right)
• Soda stream (left)
• Front Rohrbächle (left)
• Heimentälesbach (left)
• Mollenbachstraße (right)
• Ochsenbach (left)
• Tannenbrunnenbächle (left)
• Meis blade ( left)
• Schippbach (left)
• Kelterlesbächle (right)
• Katzenbach trench ( left)
• Schlankenbächle (left)