Rom (river)

Rambach below Tschierv

The Rambach (Romansh Rome, Italian Ram ) is a 24.7 km long tributary of the River Adige in Graubünden ( Switzerland ) and South Tyrol (Italy). The Rambach drains an area of 189 km ². It rises on the Ofen Pass, flows through the Munster, crossed at Tubre the border into Italy and flows into the Adige at Glurns.

The creek has been made in the Swiss part protected and may not be derived to generate electricity. In the Swiss part is located by the stream a fish farm. The most important tributary is the Valgarolabach. Most important communities are Val Müstair and Tubre.

A referendum in April 2013 showed a slight majority 18 votes majority for the construction of a power plant on Rambach in the Italian part. This may also be the last natural Talfluss in South Tyrol are installed for power generation, provided that the concessions for granted.