Klingbach (Kinzig)

The Klingbach at Salmuenster

The left arm of the Kling Bach ( back right) opens into the Kinzig (from left to right)

The Klingbach is a 8.6 km long left tributary of the south-east or Kinzig in the Main- Kinzig district, in Hesse Spessart.

Geography

Course

The Klingbach rises in a wooded area in the Gutsbezirk Spessart, northwest of Bad Soden- Salmuenster - Mernes. His flow towards the northwest, it retains substantially to mouth. Almost his entire life, he is accompanied by the Spessartstraße. After about 800 m him the Haselgraben flows to. The Klingbach flows past the left Haselrain and on Steinküppel. There he is fed by room ditch. It flows through three small ponds and then a nature reserve. Just before the stream leaves the forest, it still flow to the dead block trench and the black trench. After flowing through another pond, the river changes its course in a meadow landscape. There it is amplified by Heidegraben. South of Stockhausen, the Mühlbach branches. The Klingbach now flows between the villages of Hausen and Salmuenster and then crosses under the 66 A It flows through Salmuenster, and leads eventually to the north of Muenster Mountain road in the Kinzig.

Places

The Klingbach flows through the following towns:

• Bad Soden- Salmuenster -Hausen
• Bad Soden- Salmuenster -Salmuenster

Inflows

• Haselgraben (right ), ( 0.8 km )
• Room trench ( right), (1.4 miles)
• Dead Block trench ( right), (1.5 miles)
• Black trench ( left), (1.8 miles)
• Heidegraben (right), (1.0 miles)
• Hirschbachwinkel (left), (2,4 km )

Data and character

The Klingbach is a body of water III. Order and belongs to the fine- material- rich silicate means mountain streams. His Middle runoff ( MQ ) is 293.9 l / s The catchment area of ​​Kling creek located in the northern Spessert and covers an area of ​​27,275 km ². While the catchment area consists primarily of forest land in the upper reaches, the underflow is dominated by meadows and urban areas.