Nesselbach (Rombach)

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The Rombach is a creek in Welland in eastern Baden -Württemberg, from its confluence with the Sauerbach the eel occurs. On one part of its course it is called nettle creek.

Course

The Rombach has its origin about a kilometer south of Aalen- Dewangen to about 497 m above sea level. NN between Degenhof and Gobühl on the sword box, where he begins amidst quite flat agricultural land and no clear beginning to the northwest to flow. He turns just north of the grove cherry wood, reaches the wind prairie, after its upper course is called " Wind Wiesbach " to about hammer city, and then moves through the so-called Spitz blade to the southeast in the direction of hammer town. This little haven of eels, it clips to the southwest, opposite the village where it discharges from west south-west of the posts Bach, at the end of the north of Spitz Bach. Shortly after the village begins a section in which it is also called nettle creek and soon flows through the hallway Nesslau. He slowly flows in a curve to the south and receives with the Oechsle Bach a further inflow from the north. He now flows towards the south, reaching the lying on his right Unterrombach, which emerged from an old NESSLAU, and takes here from the west to the Eselsbach, its longest tributary, there ends the nettle creek section. A few hundred meters further reaches him through the district of West Southwest forth another left tributary, the Sulzgraben, a stone 's throw away down the valley, a right which Burrenbach from north-northeast. Then it flows in a gentle curve to the east, which he does not quite finished, because the coming of the West Sauerbach above sea level with him at about 435 m. NN combines the Dürr meadows and there is the eel.

The Rombach, the Nettle Creek section included, reaches a length of just under 6 km. Its northwestern neighbor streams drain the flax, the northern and eastern to the digester, the southern and western to Sauerbach.

The Rombach takes place mostly through the hallway or adjacent to one side only of municipal premises. Almost every step of the run accompanied him from Hammer town on his right, the county road 3326 (K 3326 ). The first road bridge spans him shortly after hammer city, two more cross it in the local area of Unterrombach. Approximately from the second to accompany him on the left side about on almost half a kilometer Opened in 2001, western bypass Aalen B 29 leads you then by almost a kilometer of Rombach tunnel that passes under the Rombach and then the Sauerbach and for the construction of the eponymous creek redirected was; the diversion bed as well as his original bed cause water today. Shortly before the end of its run, spans the bridge of the K 3326 on the Rombach, which never leaves the area of Aalen.

Inflows

( measured on TK 25 and rounded to the nearest kilometer ) with opening side, Mündungsort and approximate length

• Post Bach, of right against Hammer City, 2 km
• Spitz Bach, from left to hammer city, 2 km
• Oechsle Bach, from left below hammer Forbidden City, 1 km
• Eselsbach, from right in Unterrombach, 2 km ( with headwaters Saline Bach)
• Sulzgraben, from right in Unterrombach, 1 km
• Burrenbach, left over Unterrombach, 2 km