Neckar
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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.
