The passenger ship, which travels between the lake centers through the season, can be suitable for exploring Lake Altmühlsee in a relaxed manner. A shipping line on which the MS Altmühlsee operates connects the three lake centers (Wald, Muhr am See and Schlungenhof). Weißenburg-Gunzenhausen district: Northern and western a part of the district, with the communities of Absberg, Alesheim, Muhr a.See, Bergen, Burgsalach, Dittenheim, Ellingen, Ettenstatt, Gnotzheim, Gunzenhausen, Haundorf, Heidenheim, Höttingen, Markt Berolzheim, Meinheim, Nennslingen, Pfofeld, Pleinfeld, Polsingen, Raitenbuch, Theilenhofen and Westheim. In: Historical Atlas of Bavaria, a part of Franconia. From here the Altmühl is part of the main-Danube Canal, which is accompanied on this route on the left and proper by numerous remnants of its predecessor, the Ludwig-Donau-Important Canal, some of which are additionally connected to it. From here, the Altmühl flows in an artificial course on a larger scale roughly east-southeast to the japanese move across the Altmühlsee. Section also runs underground under the left edge of the Altmühltal, to the Kleiner Brombachsee (oy2b33di2g89d2d53r6oyika.kr) within the Rednitz catchment space. Schafgraben, from the left and northwest to beneath 418 m above sea level.
Hesselbach, from the left and north-northeast to beneath 418 m above sea degree. The lower Schlegelsbühlgraben takes the upper Bankertsgraben from the left and northwest to below 414.9 m above sea stage. Judengraben, from the left and northwest at around 414 m above sea degree. This floodplain ditch is the suitable branch of the earlier one at round 414 m above sea stage. Drains in a similar meandering course as the Fallach talked about above to beneath 414 m above sea stage. Arises below 420 m above sea level. Arises at around 420 m above sea level. Flows at about 420 m above sea level. Wieseth, from the best and southeast or southwest to below 416 m above sea level. Roßbachgraben, from the right and west at 416.7 m above sea stage. → Exit of the Kaltenlachgraben, to the precise and south to 414.7 m above sea stage. → Departure of the Schlegelsbühlgraben secondary stream, often known as Häfelesgraben, at below 414.9 m above sea level. Northeast at under 418 m above sea level. Arises at round 418 m above sea stage. Arises at over 418 m above sea degree. Ant ditch, from the left and north-northwest at 418 m above sea level. Betzengraben, from the left and north to over 416 m above sea stage. Fallach coming from the north (see above) and the Zegelgraben coming from the west on the correct; The last one arises immediately on the Altmühl feeder and appears to be the lower reaches of an previous proper estuary of the Wieseth, which is no longer continuous as a result of the development of the Altmühl feeder, as a result of the Zeckl, Zegel or Leugraben flows to the opposite facet of the feeder, which now flows is initiated into this.
Within the Franconian Lake District the trail continues to Wolframs-Eschenbach, Merkendorf and above Ornbau over the Altmühl and Wieseth rivers to Arberg. The Wieseth flows into two branches, the main branch north of the mill, the secondary department about 500 meters west of it. The two upper reaches as much as the Heidweiher are additionally called Wiesengraben. There are additionally two moats towards the end of the mountain spur, certainly one of which is still six meters deep. NN at a dirt road junction west of Dittenheim-Sammenheim. NN within the native area, barely offset in entrance of a dry valley mouth from the course of Riedenburg--Perletzhofen, from where provide from sinkholes has been confirmed. Typically karstification additionally results in the formation of a lake district, such as the Plitvice Lake District. Bimswinkelgraben, from the left and west to beneath 416 m above sea level. Raingraben, from the left and north at over 416 m above sea stage. North at over 405 m above sea level. Heglauer Mühlbach, from the left and north at over 414.7 m above sea level. Inlet of the Heidental dry valley, from the left and north at 338.2 m above sea level.
Return of the Roßgraben, from the left and west-northwest to 414.9 m above sea stage. NN on the northwest seashore of Unterwurmbach solely a hundred meters from the run of the earlier one. State and folklore of the Kingdom of Bavaria. Because of the Reich Deputation Heart and on account of the secularization of the German order by Napoléon Bonaparte, the Öfelinsmühle as properly because the Birkenmühle and the Langweidmühle in 1806 passed to the new Kingdom of Bavaria. The checklist of landscapes in Bavaria relies on the numbering of the Federal Institute for Regional Research. Kästleinsmühlbach, partly additionally known as Schambach, from left and east to less than 410 m above sea level. → Departure of the Roßgraben, to the left and east southeast on the southern edge of orn constructing to 415.3 m above sea stage. Part title sequence Braungartenbach → Dümpfelgraben → Oberer Mühlbach → Heglauer Mühlbach. Part of the name Steingraben → Haidgraben (!) → Heidweiher → Heidweihergraben. Oberlauf sequence Dorfbach (through Esbach) → Birkengraben → Higher Kuhgraben → Decrease Kuhgraben → Betzengraben. Higher course from the origin of the Langwiesengraben and approx. Higher course and approx. 3.2 km². Arises below 365 m above sea level.