Mangfall
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| Mangfall bend, looking downstream | |
| Location | Bavaria, Germany |
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| Reference no. | DE: 182 |
| Length | 58 km |
| Sources | tailstream of the Tegernsee 47°44′52″N 11°44′07″E / 47.74778°N 11.73528°ECoordinates: 47°44′52″N 11°44′07″E / 47.74778°N 11.73528°E |
| Source height | 726 m above sea level |
| Mouth | in Rosenheim into the Inn 47°51′35″N 12°08′10″E / 47.85972°N 12.13611°E |
| Mouth height | 444 m above sea level |
| Descent | 282 m |
| Basin | Danube |
| Progression | Inn → Danube → Black Sea |
| Catchment | 1,099 km² |
| Right tributaries | Schwärzenbach, Schlierach, Moosbach, Leitzach, Hainerbach, Goldbach (auch Mühlbach), Kaltenbrunnbach, Kalten |
| Left tributaries | Festenbach (auch Moosbach), Steinbach, Glonn |
| Lakes passed | Tegernsee |
| Large towns | Rosenheim |
| Small towns | Bad Aibling, Kolbermoor |
The Mangfall is a left tributary of the River Inn in Upper Bavaria and 58 km long. The Mangfall is the tailstream of the Tegernsee lake and discharges near Rosenheim into the Inn.
Towns and villages on the Mangfall
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Sources
- Wernher Scheingraber, Martin Siepmann (Hrsg.): An Leitzach und Mangfall Bayerland, ISBN 3-89251-178-0
- Klaus J. Schönmetzler, Klaus G. Förg, Kurt Schubert (Hrsg.): Mangfalltal. Edition Förg, Rosenheim 2004, ISBN 3-933708-06-0
- Gerd Hedler, Wilhelm Albrecht, Gerd Lottes (Hrsg.): Leitzach und Mangfall, Christians, Hamburg 1983, ISBN 3-7672-0821-0
External links
- Bayerninfo.de Radwanderweg an der Mangfall
- Durchflussmenge der Mangfall in Rosenheim während der letzten 30 Tage
- Pegel: Rosenheim / Mangfall Bayerisches Landesamt für Umwelt: Niedrigwasser-Informationsdienst
The Mangfall in Rosenheim
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This article was translated from a good article on German Wikipedia 7. Oktober 2006 in this version. |
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