The Moosach rises west of Altenburg, a district of Moosach, at the end of the Winkelelleite. A few hundred meters after the source, the Spiegelbächl, which comes from the Kitzelsee near the Steinsee, flows into the Moosach. It then flows through the Winkelleite, past Altenburg through the village of Moosach, where the Doblbach tributary flows into the Moosach from the right and continues in a south-easterly direction via Bruck and the Brucker Moos until it finally flows into the Attel at the Aßlinger district of Holzen. From the source to the confluence of the engine channel of the former sawmill in the village of Bruck at river kilometer 15.6 the Moosach is a body of water III. Order, then a second order water body. It is assigned to the water type "brooks of the young moraines of the Alpine foothills".

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

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