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Karl-Marx-Graben
A natural stream in the heart of Worms
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The Karl-Marx-Graben stretches for 3.52 km as a left tributary of the Eckbach, flowing entirely within the city of Worms in Rhineland-Palatinate. It is named after the nearby Karl-Marx-Siedlung and thus indirectly after Karl Marx.
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The stream is named after the world-famous philosopher Karl Marx.
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Take a moment to appreciate the stream weaving through Worms for 3.52 kilometers. This is the Karl-Marx-Graben, named after the nearby Karl-Marx-Siedlung. It flows as a left tributary of the Eckbach, adding a touch of natural charm to the city. If you look southeast, you might catch a glimpse of the Wormser Ried, a natural area nearby. The tranquil flow of the stream contrasts with more bustling city spots, like the Tiergarten to the north. Whether you're strolling or simply enjoying nature, this stream offers a peaceful escape from the urban hustle.
