Ahr

The Ahr is a tributary of the Rhine beginning at a height of approximately 520 meters above sea level in Blankenheim (the Eifel) in Fachwerkhauses to near the Blankenheimer Burg in North Rhine-Westphalia. After few kilometers it reaches Rhineland-Palatinate. Over Schuld, Altenahr, Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler and flowing into the proximity of Remagener of the Kripp, but on the side of Sinzig of about 50 m above sea level into the Rhine. The length is approx. 86 km, of 68 kilometers flows within Rhineland-Palatinate. The Ahr has a resoling downward flow of 0,4 per cent in and from 0,4 in Unterlauf to 0.8 per cent in Oberlauf.

Related Topics:
Rhine - Blankenheim - Fachwerkhaus - North Rhine-Westphalia - Rhineland-Palatinate - Schuld - Altenahr - Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler - Remagen - Kripp - Sinzig - Unterlauf - Oberlauf

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The Ahr as a main river and the Nebenbaeche flows to the Osteifel for the Ahr-Eifel. This watershed is approximately 900 km². Ahr Nebenbaeche flows (from the delta river upward) Harbach (Ahr), Hellenbach, Bachemer Bach, Leimersdorfer Bach, Liersbach, Vischelbach, Sahrbach, Kesselinger Bach, Armuthsbach, Dreisbach (brook), Eichenbach, Adenauer Bach, Trierbach und Ahbach.

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Osteifel - Ahr-Eifel - Harbach (Ahr) - Hellenbach - Bachemer Bach - Leimersdorfer Bach - Liersbach - Vischelbach - Sahrbach - Kesselinger Bach - Armuthsbach - Dreisbach (brook) - Eichenbach - Adenauer Bach - Trierbach - Ahbach

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There were isolated settlements in the Ahr valley at the latest since the Roman times, the Roman mansion was with the Silberberg in Ahrweiler

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That changed from the mid-19th century. The development of the settlements, the traffic routes and the agricultural areas in the Ahrtal led to the fact that the riverbed was used.

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