Düssel
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| Düssel | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Bergisches Land |
| Mouth | Rhine |
| Basin countries | Germany |
| Length | 46 km |
The Düssel is a small right tributary of the River Rhine in North Rhine Westphalia. Its source is between Wülfrath and Velbert. It runs westward through the Neanderthal, where the fossils of the first Neanderthal man were found in 1856. At Düsseldorf it joins the Rhine.
From the left: Vorderrhein | Thur | Töss | Glatt | Aare | Birs | Birsig | Ill | Sauer | Lauter (Wieslauter) | Queich | Speyerbach | Rehbach | Isenach | Eckbach | Eisbach | Pfrimm | Selz | Nahe | Moselle | Nette | Brohlbach | Ahr | Erft |
From the right: Hinterrhein | Landquart | Ill | Dornbirner Ach | Bregenzer Ach | Argen | Schussen | Radolfzeller Aach | Wutach | Murg | Wehra | Wiese | Elz | Kinzig | Rench | Acher | Murg | Federbach | Alb | Pfinz | Kraichbach | Saalbach | Neckar | Weschnitz | Modau | Main | Wisper | Lahn | Wied | Sieg | Wupper | Düssel | Ruhr | Emscher | Lippe | Oude IJssel/Issel | Berkel | Schipbeek
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