Linderbach (Gramme)

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The Linder Bach is an approximately 15 km long tributary of the frames in the Thuringian Basin, east of Erfurt.

Course

It rises on Willroder forest south-east of Erfurt, and flows in a northerly direction through Niedernissa, Urbich, Linder Bach, Azmannsdorf and Kerspleben, where it changes its course toward the northeast. The Linder stream continues to flow over Töttleben, Erfurt's city limits and Kleinmölsen before going into the frames, a tributary of the Unstrut opens in Großmölsen district Sömmerda.

Etymology

Here there is a composition - bach. The determination word comes from the Old High German linthi, lindi, lind and the Middle High German linde, lind. This means the water that wets little.

Inflows

The most important tributary of the Linder Bach is the Peter Brook, which joins from the right in the village Linder Bach.