Berneck (river)

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Berneck is the geographical historical term for the upper course of the river Schiltach Tennenbronn to the confluence of the Lauterbach in Schramberg. As the actual Bernecktal the gorge-like narrowing of the Bernecktales between the ruins Berneck and Falkenstein is called. The Bernecktal is a conservation area.

The name Berneck was used in the official cartography Württemberg and is found today partly on official maps works. The course of the river from its source in Schiltach Langenschiltach Geographically, referred to the confluence of the Lauterbach in Schramberg on Bruck Beck as Berneck. This name dates back to territorial historical events that Berneck was sort of the central geographical line of Falkensteiner rule. The Bernecktal was dominated in the early Middle Ages by the castles Berneck, Ramstein and Falkenstein, the Lords of Falkenstein.

The name Berneck used in Schramberg still for the upper course of the river Berneck. So the Berneckstraße in Schramberg is the named runs close to the river Berneck after Berneck, the same applies to the Berneckschule in Schramberg.

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  • Museum and Historical Society Schramberg Schramberg - aristocracy, market towns, industrial city. Schramberg 2004.
  • River system Kinzig (Rhine)
  • River in Europe
  • River in Baden- Württemberg
  • Waters in the Schwarzwald- Baar-Kreis
  • Waters in the district of Rottweil
  • Geography ( Schramberg )
Schiltach (river) Lauterbach (Schiltach)
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