Prim (Neckar)

Primbrücke at Aixheim

The primary is a right tributary of the upper reaches of the River Neckar in Baden- Württemberg and flows along the escarpment of the Great Heuberg.

Name

Your name, the primary from Latin: it is the first major right tributary of the Neckar (Latin primus = the first).

Course

The primary springs about two kilometers north of Balgheim in the district of Tuttlingen in a southward current forest blade next to the Trinity Mountains. After leaving this steep valley, it returns to approximately three kilometers to its source in Balgheim to the northwest, a direction that it retains substantially to the mouth. As a result it pulls through Spaichingen and Aldingen flows between Aixheim through on the left and on the right Frittlingen edge height and then passes the Rottweiler Neufra district on the right bank. Below is reversed for a short distance further to the north, here it limits a commercial area of Rottweil in Saline William Hall and then the old town district of east, where the last Göllsdorf district on the right bank. Then it flows over the town of Southeast in the right and back here about north ongoing Upper Neckar Railway Station.

The Prim suggests their headwaters in turn Balgheim close to the origin of the lazy creek, which runs southward to the Danube. Between the two waters here are small, the European watershed crosses a very low saddle in the course of carrying out of the two seas, striking wide Mulde train. The primary was established here by flow reversal in the upper reaches of the times of the ancient Danube much longer lazy creek. Because of the low terrain in the course of this Talzuges he now offers a gradient -free connection between Rottweil and Tuttlingen, why is both the federal highway 14 as the Gäubahn run.

Inflows

Source of the primary to about 850 m above sea level. NN about half a kilometer north-east of the church on the Balgheimer Dreifaltigkeitsberg. First passes to the south.

• Kehl ditch from the right Balgheim, 1.1 km.
• Behind pond brook, from left to below 680 m above sea level. NN at Balgheim 0.6 km. Expires here in the Talzugmitte to the northwest.
• Sand Brunnenbach, from left in the eastern Spaichingen, 0,7 km.
• Calves Bach, from the left in Spaichingen, 1.3 km and 0.7 km ².
• Heidegraben, from right in Spaichingen 0.8 km.
• Among Bach, from the left in Spaichingen, 3.0 km and 5.2 km ².
• Rohrentalbach, from the right in the northern Spaichingen, 2.3 km and 1.8 km ².
• Talbach, from left in the northern Spaichingen, 1.4 km away.
• Key trench, from right to 638.7 m above sea level. NN before the treatment plant Spaichingen, 1.3 km away.
• Arbach, from right at the southeast edge Aldi gene, 3.1 km and 3.1 km ².
• Marbach, from left almost opposite the previous one, 2.7 km and 3.9 km ².
• Heimbach, from the right in Aldingen, 3.6 km and 2.3 km ².
• Heidlesbach, from left in Aldingen, 1.8 km away.
• Sulzbach, from left to 608.7 m above sea level. NN before the Inger thought Erlenmühle, 3.1 km and 3.8 km ².
• Bet Bach, right at the Erlenmühle, 7.1 km and 7.7 km ².
• Tiefentalbach, from the right and north-east during Frittlinger living space Michel Hölzle, 2.8 km and 3.7 km ².
• Hagenbach, from left to 592.3 m above sea level. NN at the Aldinger Täfermühle, 7.4 mi - with its more significant right tributary Trosselbach as headwaters 9.0 km - and 25.9 km ².
• Ried Bach, right at the Täfermühle, 1.9 km away.
• Katzenloch Bach, from left, 1.5 km away.
• Vogelsang Bach, also Sulztalbach, from right to 582.6 m above sea level. NN before Neufra, 6.4 km.
• Starzel, from right in Neufra, 12.1 km and 25.1 km ².
• Pond Brook, from right, 3.7 km.
• Rear ditch, from the left to the wastewater treatment plant before Rottweil, 1.6 km away. Expires Soon after this inflow to the north.
• Pond Brook, from right to 554.3 m above sea level. NN, 8.5 km and 18.2 km ². From here shortly Northwest run.

Mouth of the Prim Rottweiler station 552.2 m above sea level. NN from the right and south-east in the upper Neckar.