Enz River in Pforzheim

The Enz is the longest left tributary of the Neckar with the largest water flow of all. The Enzkreis in Baden-Württemberg is named after her.
Rhine river system
Outflow via Neckar → Rhine → North Sea
Source Source of the Poppelbach, Besenfeld district
Source height approx. 822 m above sea level. NN[1]
Mouth near Besigheim into the Neckar
Mouth height approx. 170 m above sea level. NN[1]
Elevation difference approx. 652 m
Bottom gradient approx. 6.2 ‰
Length approx. 105 km (including the Poppelbach); via the Nagold flow path approx. 149 km[1]
Catchment area 2,228.4 km² at the mouth[2]

Here at the bridge the Metzelgraben also flows into the Enz. The Metzelgraben is the last of the numerous mill canals that ran through the city in the Middle Ages.

Würm, Nagold and Enz are the three rivers on which Pforzheim lies