Aich (river)

The Aich is a river in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. It is approximately 30.5 kilometres (19.0 mi) long.[1] It is a left tributary of the Neckar in Nürtingen.

Aich
The river flowing through Aichtal
Location
CountryGermany
LocationBaden-Württemberg
Physical characteristics
Source 
  locationHolzgerlingen
Mouth 
  location
Neckar in Nürtingen
  coordinates
48.65°N 9.33°E / 48.65; 9.33
  elevation
268 metres (879 ft) above sea level
Length30.5 km (19.0 mi) [1]
Basin size179 km2 (69 sq mi) [1]
Basin features
ProgressionNeckarRhineNorth Sea
Tributaries 
  rightSchaich

Geography

The Aich flowing into the Neckar

The Aich's origin is in Holzgerlingen. It flows to the north through Neuweiler and then south past Schönaich and Waldenbuch. It then flows through the Schönbuch nature park before passing through Betzenberg. After that, it flows through Aichtal before finally passing through Oberensingen and into the Neckar. The river is home to some species of white fish.

Tributaries

  • Eschelbach (right), 2,2 km, 1,8 km²
  • Aischbach (right), 3,1 km, 2,8 km²
  • Keckbach (right), 1,6 km, 1,9 km²
  • Krähenbach (left), 4,8 km, 8,1 km²
  • Kohlklingenbach (right), 0,4 km
  • Seebach (left), 2,1 km, 1,9 km²
  • Losklinge (left), 1,6 km
  • Seebach (left), 6,9 km, 14,8 km²
  • Laubbach (right), 1,6 km
  • Faulbach (right), 3,0 km
  • Erbeerbühl(bach) (left), 1,4 km
  • Groppbach (left), 1,7 km
  • Seitenbach (right), 9,4 km
  • Immenbach (right), 2,97 km
  • Brunnenbach (right), 1,7 km
  • Diebsklinge (right), 1,6 km
  • Stellenbrunnen (right), 0,95 km
  • Reichenbach (left), 13,3 km
  • Schaich (right), 23,6 km
  • Baumbach (left), 7,5 km
  • Baiersbach (right), 2,07 km
  • Finsterbach (left), 2,3 km
  • Weiherbach (left), 4,4 km
  • Follbach (left'), 3,5 km
  • Teufelsklinge (left), 0,7 km


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