Kanzach (river)

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The Kanzach is a right tributary of the Danube in the district of Biberach.

Course

The Kanzach arises from the end of the spring lake. This is located in a marsh area north -east of Bad Buchau. The river is straight and clearly anthropogenically created out of the lake. In this section there is also a weir, with the water table of the bog can be controlled, and the inflow through the Reichenbach Mühlbach. The Kanzach runs about three kilometers to the south -east, then impinges on the L 275 and is passed along it with direction north-north - west to Kanzach where the beer Stetter Bach opens. The same name place is just traversed as in the further course Dürmentingen. Shortly thereafter, flows near the village of Burgau one the Miesach. Your flow direction beibehaltend crosses the Kanzach nor the district Hailtingen and Unlinger district Göffingen well as the village itself Unlingen Here it flows under the B311 through and then down into the Donau-Auen and crosses under there also the route of the Danube Valley Railway. To the east below the Riedlinger hamlet Daugendorf It flows into the Danube.