Dünsener Bach

The Dünsener Bach at major Ippener

The Dünsener Bach is a 30 km-long, left-sided or southern tributary of the monastery stream in the river system of the Weser. It flows in the urban Bassum ( Diepholz ), the integrated municipality Harpstedt (District of Oldenburg) and the city of Delmenhorst (all Lower Saxony, Germany ), south of Bremen. He reports to Ochtumverband.

Course

The source of the Dünsener creek as a bonding trench is located northwest of Wedehorn; the actual " Dünsener Bach" begins around 7 km south-west of Great Hollwedel. From there it flows north east of Harpstedt over, by and large Dünsen Ippener. After he passes under the Federal Highway 1, the route continues east past Annenheide where it splits into Graser Stick Bake and Heidbäke. After its confluence he finally flows under the name Pultern north of Stuhr- Varrel in the Varreler Bäke.