Neckar

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Neckar 
Neckar 2.JPG
right tributary of Rhine river in Germany
Wikipedia
Instance of river
Location Baden-Württemberg, Hesse, Germany
Length
  • 367 kilometre
Elevation above sea level
  • 89 metre
Origin of the watercourse
  • Neckarquelle
Mouth of the watercourse
Tributary
Authority control
VIAF ID: 238988802
GND ID: 4041522-3
OSM relation ID: 123881
Wikidata

49° 30′ 42.84″ N, 8° 26′ 13.92″ E
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The Neckar is a river in Germany, a major tributary of the River Rhine, which it joins at Mannheim.

  • Esslingen - Neckarwerke Building - Neckar as River God

  • Watershed of the Neckar River

  • Neckar river near Heidelberg, Germany

  • Neckar river with view on Heidelberg, Germany

Sources[edit]

  • Schwenninger Moos

  • Schwenninger Moos, bog pond on the European Watershed

  • This small weir is the arguable source of the river.

  • entrance into the Bauchenberg pond

  • outflow out of the Bauchenberg pond

  • Möglingshöhe

  • The symbolic spring: a fountain, fed by an electric groundwater pump.

  • The tables claim this is the real Neckar source, the other one reputed by will.

  • A replica of an older monument was temporarily placed here.

  • Sculpture Matze liest die Neckarquelle

  • confluence

  • Information plate in the bog about both sources.

  • The symbolic spring is located next to the flowing river.

  • The outflow of the symbolic spring is directed into the park pond.

  • The outflow of the pond is a small contributor to the river.

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