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Mühlbach
A hidden gem in Augsburg's canal system
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Augsburg: First Steps10 pts
Augsburg: Explorer25 pts
Augsburg: Insider50 pts
Originally a branch of the Wertach, the Mühlbach is now fed by the Wertach Canal, flowing through the districts of Pfersee, Kriegshaber, and Oberhausen. Along its route, it changes its name to Hettenbach. It stands as a remarkable example of Augsburg's historical water management.
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The now-defunct Hessenbach was once part of the system.
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As you stand by the Mühlbach, take a moment to appreciate this slice of Augsburg's history. Originally a branch of the Wertach, the Mühlbach is now fed by the Wertach Canal. It flows through the districts of Pfersee, Kriegshaber, and Oberhausen, serving as a remarkable example of historical water management. As you follow its path, notice how it changes its name to Hettenbach. Nearby, about 155 meters to the northwest, you can spot the Herz Jesu Church, another local landmark. Take in the peaceful ambiance by the water and imagine how this canal was once part of a complex system that provided the city with power and water.
