Gosenbach (Sieg)

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The Gosenbach is a 3.3 mi - about the Scheld Erbach 4.9 km - long right tributary of the victory in the western district of Siegen -Wittgenstein, North Rhine -Westphalia. Its lower reaches are western border of the county old churches, Rhineland -Palatinate.

The actual main flow of Gosenbach River system is the length and catchment area of ​​the nominal right tributary Scheld Erbach, which extended to the middle reaches of the Gosenbachs and ( bach up) the lower reaches of the also right tributary Schinderbach river, especially the eastern border to 527 m high, gabled wood -core winner land forms.

The lower reaches of the Gosenbachs further forms, brook upstream extended to the mouth of the run Flayer brook, the border of North Rhine -Westphalia Rhineland -Palatinate.

Tributaries

The right tributaries Scheld Erbach (2721782, with 3.1 km, 4.267 km ²) and Flayer Bach ( 2,721,784; 3.7 km, 3.945 km ²) each control more than a third of Gosenbach - water at.

The only North Rhine-Westphalia Scheld Erbach springs northwest Oberscheldens, flows through said location and flows in the southwest Gosenbachs.

The mainly Rhineland-Palatinate Flayer Bach takes the opposite directly from the southeastern part of the gable forest and first flows in an easterly to south-easterly, then northerly to the Gosenbach to to represent the border between the two mentioned states in the mouth of the course, which the Gosenbach until his mouth then extended to the southeast.