Klotzbach

The Klotzbach on the boundary of the municipality Böbingen

The Klotzbach, and also formerly called Upper Mühlbach Heubach, is a creek in Heubach in Ostalb. He is just nine kilometers long left southern tributary of the Rems.

Geography

Course

The Klotzbach arises from the confluence of Beuren Bach and the Tumbachs south of Heubach. Some see the Beuren Bach to only as the headwaters of the log stream. When he takes the Heubach coming from Rosenstein Hirschbachwinkel on. After initially northerly course from the Klotzbach bends just before reaching the southern Ortsrands of Böbingen left in order to open a little later in Böbingen, west of the Klotzbach street in the Rems.

Inflows

• Weingart Haldenbach (left)
• Hirschbachwinkel (right)
• Möhle trench ( right)
• Schlierbach (left)

Flood protection

The Klotzbach stepped up in the 1970s on the banks periodically, most recently on June 23, 1975. 1975 The performed since Klotzbachverdolung prevented further flooding.