Nacker Bachtal

Peaceful, small valley - here the world still seems to be in order. There are often donkeys or goats in the meadows and they are happy to be petted by you. However, resist the temptation to feed them. you get enough

"... The Nacker Bach is a river in Solingen. It has its source in the Nacker Bachtal in the Weyersberg area and is located in the landscape conservation area. It flows into the Wupper at the Wipperaue, near the Haasenmühle. It used to be called Heidberger, Küllenberger or Schirpenbroicher or its lower course called Haasenmühler Bach.

The word nape is a form word for ground elevations. So the name points to a creek of elevation or a creek from the hill/mountain.

The approximately 6-kilometer-long Nacker Bach has its source in a valley on the II. Heidberg in the west of Solingen city center, where the Solingen-Remscheid railway line coming from Grünewald continues in a long left curve in the direction of Ohligs. It has several smaller tributaries, such as the Pilghauser Bach. The Nacker Bach then runs in a south-westerly direction through the heavily wooded Nacker Bachtal named after it. On the valley slopes of the creek valley and on the banks of the creek there are a few residential areas in loosely built-up areas, most of which are farmsteads typical of the Bergisches Land, downstream these are Kotten, Geilenberg,ecke, Schaafenmühle, Montanushof, Nacker Küllenberg, Delle, Untenkaternberg, Nöhrenhaus, Brücke, Fallow, Kohlsberg, Schirpenbroich and finally Haasenmühle. There the stream flows into the Wupper. ..."
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