Molsberger Bach

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The Molsberger Bach is a nearly 1.8 -kilometer-long southern tributary of the right salt creek in the Westerwald Hessen.

Course

The Molsberger creek rises in Talheimer forest, east of the nature reserve Hartberg / Steincheswiesen. Its source is at an altitude of 324 m above sea level. NN in a deciduous forest on the border of Rhineland -Palatinate and Hesse. It first flows about 300 yards east, then turns to the northeast and enters a mixed forest on which he leaves again after a further 300 yards. His run takes you along through meadows and fields at the South Rim of the forest. Then he moves away from the forest and moves, accompanied by a fringe of trees and shrubs by a green area. He now directed his course to the north and finally west ends of spine castle - Thalheim near the Birkenhof and at an altitude of 167 m above sea level. NN in the salt creek.