Kreuzbach (Strudelbach)

The Kreuzbach in Aurich

The cross- stream, called the upper reaches Grenzbach, is a 21 km long, orographic left tributary of the vortex Bach in Baden- Württemberg, Germany.

Geography

The creek rises near Wimsheim at an altitude of 395 m above sea level. NN. First, in a northeasterly direction flows through the creek Mönsheim and Iptingen. From Iptingen the Bach Kreuzbach is called. Now more fluent in northerly reaches of the cross- stream is 3 km to the 329 m high mountain sun. This is circled in the West. Subsequently, the course of the cross creek turns east. In the north of the Sonnenberg coming from the west Glattbach opens. Next in eastern directions fluent happened Bach Aurich and finally ends in the south of Enzweihingen in the Strudelbachhalle.

With a height difference of 186 m, the average bed slope is 8.9 ‰. The 66.358 km ² large catchment area is drained by Strudelbachhalle, Enz, Neckar and Rhine to the North Sea through.