"... The Neumagen is a right tributary of the Rhine, on the western edge of the southern Black Forest. The spring catchment area of the Neumagen includes the southwestern foothills of the Schauinsland and the northern part of the Belchen area. The river flows through the communities of Münstertal, Staufen and Bad Krozingen. The hydropower of the Neumagen was already used in the Middle Ages through canals for mining (Erzwwasher / Pochen). As a result of this use, soils washed up by the river today have an increased concentration of heavy metals in some places the Rhine plain, crosses Bad Krozingen and finally flows into the Möhlin after Biengen. The river gives its name to the Celts. The word Neumagen comes from a Celtic term that is translated as "New Field". ... "
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December 26, 2021

A hike along Neumagen to the Münstertal is fun!

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Location: Staufen im Breisgau, Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald, Hochschwarzwald, Freiburg District, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Pedestrian Bridge Over the Neumagen

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2. Staufen Town Hall – Staufen Old Town loop from Bad Krozingen

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