Taft (Ulster)

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The Taft is a 11.7 km long, orographic left tributary of Ulster in the Soisberger Kuppenrhön in the north of the Hessian Rhön, which rises on the eastern slope of Lichtenberg in the Hessian skittles on the boundary pus field ( district Fulda) and there is almost complete until he flows on the boundary Butt Lars in the Thuringian Wartburg district.

Course

The flowing eastward Taft springs just south of Leibolz at an altitude of about 358 meters and flows through the towns of Großentaft and Treischfeld until she finally leaves pus field and also the state of Hesse to flow through Wenigentaft and, after a brief parallel to Ulster flow to the northeast in only 25 to 120 meters distance to open at about 251 meters altitude in just this. From the source to here this corresponds to an average bed slope of only about 9 ‰.

Tributaries

The 62.3 km ² engaging and 571 l / s ( MQ ) promoting river system in the Taft sets from east fan shape around the Fulda- Werra- watershed at the Hessian skittles, where until just before the mouth extend the northern arms pus fields district, while the the south flows through Rasdorfer area occupying sub - system of the Grüsselbachs.

Below is a counterclockwise from north to south, classified, which also takes into account higher order inflows. For an order in the direction of flow of the Taft the table is to arrange according to watercourses indicators ( DGKZ ).