Silvertbach

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The Silvertbach is an almost eleven -kilometer-long, orographic right upper reaches of the Sickingmühlenbachs in North Rhine -Westphalia, Germany.

Headwaters

The Silvertbachquelle is located just south of Old Oer, Oer- Erkenschwick, in the eponymous nature reserve, just 100 meters from the north-eastern outskirts of Recklinghausen. After about 140 meters the stream leaves the nature reserve at 14.0 km and flows north on Alt- Oer to. After passing through the village he continues to flow to the north- northwest, where he flanked the east Bosbruchteich, on the north it flows at 70 m from the right on the 12.0 kilometers with almost 2 kilometers in length only minimally shorter Denningsgraben. This originates on the southwest slope of Stimbergs, on the western edge of the pool, to about 93 m.

The Silvertbach takes the evasive on Kaninchenberg ( 93.5 m) in the north of the West towards its tributary stream, swivels and gradually returned to the northwest to, through various parts of the peasantry Siepen, this name means roughly stream valley; to 11.2 km a 2 kilometer long, from Mitter Wehner coming in Haard creek flowing to him from the right. After the northern flanking the heap General Blumenthal 8 ( 81.6 m) flows from left to 58.5 m and flow of 9.8 km 1.9 km long Börster creek and the south of the Honermann settlement is passed.

Course in Marl

With the right-side inflow of 2.3km Ludbrocksbaches to 9.4 kilometers Marler area is achieved. At 8.7 km from right opens a 1.5 -kilometer-long river of Speckhorn at 8.5 km from the house finally ends the Haard coming, almost 2.5 km long happy to ditch that with about 11 km ² catchment area of ​​at least a quarter of the total catchment area drained of Silvertbaches who has drained only 16.2 km ² to its mouth.

Soon after, the Halterner road will pass under and the stream occurs southwest of the main settlement area Sinsens, in the nature reserve of the castle a. From left leads to 8.15 kilometers, the 3.5 -kilometer Nieringbach, which is fed from east to west, from the minor Becke, the main arm of the moat Beising and the boundary ditch. This wraps around the south of the nature reserve in particular the jarolinischen ringwall half counterclockwise. Likewise opens in a nature reserve at 7.6 km from the left of the nearly 1.5 -kilometer Korthäuser trench, the source of the center of the old peasantry Korthausen is close.

The very natural in the nature reserve Bach is straightened in the further course and designed with Sohlschalen; after passing under the Sinsener station road between the settlement nuns Busch ( left side) and the Sinsener (or actually handlebars Becker) Station District and the A 43 flows to the left of the nearly one kilometer long arm Becker digging out of the old core of Lenkerbeck on kilometer 5.9, however today the part of the district sleeve -south. The creek meanders on the grounds of the Auguste Victoria mine now between the Halden Brink Fort Heath (southwest) and Brink Fort heath extension ( north-east). Until the reorganization of the group water pipelines end of 2006, the mine waste water still ran in both the Silvert as well as in the Sickingmühlenbach one.

Finally, the Silvert between named after him Silvertsiedlung in the southwest and the New Forest village in the northeast flowing therethrough crosses railway line and A52 to eventually coalesce to 3.0 kilometers with the coming of the left Loemühlenbach and henceforth to be called Sickingmühlenbach.

Inflows

The following tributaries feed the Silvertbach (in brackets Zuflusseite, DGKZ [ if known ], length, inflow km):

• Denningsgraben (right; 2,789,212; 1.95 km, at km 12.0 )
• Bach from the mother Wehner (right; 2,789,214; 2.006 km; 11.2 to km )
• Börster Bach (left; 2,789,216; 1.9 km, 9.8 km to )
• Ludbrocksbach (right; 789 218; 2.253 km, to 9.4 lm )
• Bach from Speckhorn (left; 2,789,219; ? 1,5 km to 8.7 km )
• Happy to ditch (right; 278922; 2.446 km; miles to 8.5; 10.971 km ² catchment area vs. 16.206 km ². )
• Nieringbach (left; 2,789,232; 3.49 km, 8.15 km to )
• Korthäuser trench (left; 2,789,234; 1.446 km, at km 7.6 )
• Handlebar Becker trench (left; 2,789,236; 0.946 km; 5.9 km to )
• Loemühlenbach (right; 278924; 8.559 km, at km 3.9; 20.053 km ² catchment area vs. 43.502 km ². ) → from here Sickingmühlenbach