The Hartlaber is a stream in
Bavaria
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,
Germany
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. It is a
distributary
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of the
Große Laber in
Lower Bavaria
Lower Bavaria (, ; ) is one of the seven administrative regions of Bavaria, Germany, located in the east of the state. It consists of nine districts and 258 municipalities (including three cities).
Geography
Lower Bavaria is subdivided into two ...
.
Course
The Hartlaber branches off the Große Laber west from
Sünching-Haidenkofen to the right. After 8.38 km it flows back into the Große Laber between
Mötzing-Oberhaimbuch and -Schönach.
Main tributaries
* Moosbach
* Röhrbach
See also
*
List of rivers of Bavaria
A list of rivers of Bavaria, Germany:
A
* Aalbach
* Abens
* Ach
* Afferbach
* Affinger Bach
* Ailsbach
* Aisch
* Aiterach
* Alpbach
*Alster
* Altmühl
* Alz
* Amper
* Anlauter
* Arbach
* Arbachgraben
* Aschaff
* Aschbach
* Attel
* Aubach, tributa ...
External links
Verlauf der Hartlaberauf: {{GeoQuelle, DE-BY, BV, ref=nein
*
ttp://www.haidenkofen.de/vereine/fischereivereintierundnaturschutz/ ''Hartlaber renaturiert'', haidenkofen.de
Rivers of Bavaria
Rivers of Germany