Strülleken

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The Strülleken at and in Silbach in North Rhine-Westphalia Hochsauerlandkreis is about 1.5 km long, east and orographic right tributary of the Nameless in the Rothaargebirge.

The Strülleken rises and runs Rothaargebirge Nature Park. Its source lies on the southern slopes of the Northern Light at about 704 m above sea level. NHN. The creek initially flows southwest through a wooded area to the north after Bright Streamers Silberberg ( 747.5 m) to the south and to pass through the hollow mountain ( 743.5 m) north. He leaves the forest, turns then on to the west and flows partially underground channeled through the village Silbach, a northwestern district of Winterberg. Finally, the Strülleken flows approximately 120 m northwest of the village church Silbacher to around 534 meters above sea level in the coming there from the south Negro tributary Nameless.

The Strülleken overcomes on his way about 170 m height difference, which corresponds to about 1.5 km run length of an average bed slope of 111.4 ‰.