In order to prevent flooding when the Inn is flooded, most of the course of the Rott in the Inn valley is accompanied by flood dikes and the Rott has become a narrow, unnatural body of water. From the confluence of the Hammerbach, which is largely fed by the Mangfall, the Rott runs for the last 2 km in the alluvial forest that accompanies the Inn.
Source and more info
de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rott_(Inn,_Rott_am_Inn)

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Reparl

March 14, 2023

... well, the bridge itself is not really a highlight, the field and forest path leads there and the Rott are definitely worth seeing - a nice alternative to the main road Marienberg/Tattenhausen...

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Location: Großkarolinenfeld, Landkreis Rosenheim, Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany

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