Seßmarbach

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The Seßmarbach, called the upper reaches Thal Becke and Becke, is a 9.0 km long, orographic right tributary of Agger in Oberbergisch district, North Rhine -Westphalia ( Germany ).

Geography

The Seßmarbach arises as Becke valley about 1 km southeast of Dannenberg on the northern slope of the Unnenbergs ( 505.6 m) to 379 m above sea level. NN. From here it flows primarily to the south. South of Engelberg to the west and Long Mountain to the east by the creek flows underground a Grauwackegebiet. Before Becke he emerged as Becke again and flows east past Gummersbach. He then recognized as Seßmarbach on his way to the south and flows Niedersessmar to 182 m above sea. NN in the Agger. On his way to the creek overcomes 197 m difference in altitude, which corresponds to an average bed slope of 21.9 ‰.

Tributaries

The following are the tributaries of the Seßmarbachs be called. Specifies the orographic situation, the place of the mouth and the mouth height.

• Lambach (right) from the rain on a mountain 315 meters above sea level. NN
• Sieper Bach (right) Becke to 273 m above sea level. NN (underground)