Kaczawa
The Kaczawa in Legnica.
The Kaczawa ( German: the Katzbach ) is a left tributary of the Oder in the Polish Lower Silesian Voivodeship.
Course
The Kaczawa rises in Kaczawskie Mountains on the Bleiberg at Kaczorów ( Ketschendorf ) and flows to the north, later northeastern cities Wojcieszów, Świerzawa, Złotoryja and Legnica and ends after 98 km at Prochowice ( Parchwitz ) in the Oder.
Its main tributaries are the Skora ( Skora ) on the left and the Furious Neisse ( Nysa Polish Szalona ) on the right side. The Katzbach has a raging overflow because their slope is 360 m, but is little water in the summer usually. It flows into the territory of the former government district Liegnitz the Prussian province ( Lower) Silesia.
History
On August 26, 1813 Prussian Field Marshal Blucher and the Prussian Major-General Gneisenau defeated with their Silesian army in the Battle of the Katzbach the Napoleonic forces under the leadership of Napoleon's Marshal McDonald.
Others
The statement that "the answers it like Blücher on the Katzbach " refers to the Battle of the Katzbach.