Beverbach (Weser)

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The Bever creek is about 10 km long, right or eastern tributary of the Weser in Lower Saxony district Holzminden. It is not to be confused with about 25 km to the south-southwest opening out into the Weser Bever.

The Bever creek rises on the northern edge of the Solling in Schorborn (municipality part of Deensen ), there fed the mill pond and then flows westward through the Solling -Vogler. He takes after passing under the old railway route Altenbeken - Kreiensen between the heights Kippberg and Henning Brink the coming of Arholzen kink stream and then - after passing under the highway 64 - at the grinding mill the of Lobach flowing ( to Bevern ) approach Lobach on. While the stream passes through the northern ridge of Castle Hill, it reaches the nucleus of the community Bevern.

Then runs the Bever Bach - outside the Natural Park - northwestward to the west of the castle hill about 2 km below Beverns and not far south of the hamlet of Forst ( municipality part of Bevern ), located at the flowing well into the Weser Forstbach to open into the Weser.

• Weser river system
• River in Europe
• River in Lower Saxony
• Geography (county of Wood Minden )