Höfelbach (Körsch)

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Baden- Württemberg; Germany

The Hofel creek is a small stream in the town of Ostfildern. It rises in Ruit on the Fildern, at Samaritan pin and flows from Ruit after Scharnhausen, where it flows into the Körsch. The Hofel Bach has a total length of just over two kilometers and is at the widest point of a meter wide. He wears only in spring and autumn and water runs mostly underground.

Stream

The Hofel creek originates at Samaritan pin at a fountain, flows underground through under the Samaritan Pen, and flows out to the meadow of the site of Justinus Kerner - school along. From there, it flows underground again under the Justinus Kerner - way through, and is north of the Ruitersport hall again from the earth. He flows in some homes, as well as the Weiherhag Kindergarten and the dealership to the east of Fildern Ruit. At the northern entrance of Scharnhausen the Hofel creek flows from the left in the Körsch. In the right mouth angle, an old mining is here at the spur of the volcanic vent Scharnhausen to well below one hectare indicates that here earlier basalt was mined.