Große Ohe
The Great Ohe between Schoenberg and Eberhard Reuth just before the confluence with the Mitter Acher Ohe
The Great Ohe is the relatively water-rich of the two source rivers of the Ilz. Your highest spring (48 ° 58 ' 49 "N, 13 ° 23' 55" O48.98027777777813.398611111111 ) can be found on nearly 1300 m in the sea wall on the north side of the lake Rachel. The outlet of the lake ( 1070.5 m above sea level. NN ) is then called Seebach and from the union with the Rear and Front shaft Bach ( 772 m ) Large Ohe. The first village on the watercourse is Riedlhutte, it follows Spiegelau. Here is a portion of the water is diverted into an artificial channel for the purpose of electricity generation on the southern outskirts, among other things, crosses a mountain via a tunnel and empties into the reservoir Grossarmschlag. The Great Ohe itself by flowing parallel to the stone gorge. The nearest towns are Hartmann riding, where the Big Ohe is dammed to Hartmann rider Reservoir, and Schoenberg, before it forms with Eberhard Reuth along with the Little Ohe (Graf Ohe ) the Ilz. Level monitoring stations are located at the Taferlruck and Schoenberg.
Under the code FRG- 04 Protected Landscape Area ( LSG ) "Great Ohe of the stone gorge up to Stadlmühle " is performed with the Government of Lower Bavaria.