Hinterbach (Finkenbach)

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The Hinterbach is about 9.5 km long right source stream of the Finke creek. The map series of the Hessian Ministry for the Environment, Climate Change, Agriculture and Consumer Protection WFD in Hesse is conflicting information about whether it has the same waters code 238968 as the Finke river.

Course

The Hinterbach arises in the Odenwald north of Beerfelden - Olfen, Red within the Fauna-Flora- water habitat of Olfen on the border of the district forest -Michel Bach Affolterbach and Beerfelden - Olfen. It first flows in a southerly direction, his main flow direction, which he retains substantially to its confluence with the Falk buttocks Erbach, through a wet meadow. After passing under the Oak Street runs on the eastern outskirts of Olfen along and crosses the village. Between small Knöschen on the right and on the left Hortel his path passes through a right and left of forests narrowly defined field. After changing to the area of the district Rothenberg Raubach his meadow land expands. Its course now leads right past the little valley and left at the Saubuche and a little further south on the human head and the head Leonhard. After a long way past the Fichtelbergbahn and the Steinberg he reached the northern edge of Rothenberg - Hinterbach. He happened Hinterbach and finally reaches Rothenberg Finches creek where it joins with the Falk buttocks Erbach Finke Bach.

Data and character

The Hinterbach is about 9.5 km long, fine material rich, siliceous low mountain. Its catchment area is bounded by the west of Ulfenbaches, north of Marbach, a Mümlingzufluss and east of the Falkland buttocks Erbach.

Sight

In Rothenberg Hinterbach is the last remaining hydraulic ram of the Odenwald.