Cooker - Kocher

The Stove is a right tributary of the Neckars in Baden-Wuerttemberg.

Map of Kocher

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On the Swabian Alb originate the two source rivers of the Kocher, the Black cookers at 1 OberkochenWebsite of this institutionOberkochen in the Wikipedia encyclopediaOberkochen in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsOberkochen (Q521397) in the Wikidata database in approx. 500 m above sea level NN and the White cooker at 520 m above sea level NN at 2 UndercookingUndercooking in the Wikipedia encyclopediaUndercooking in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsUnterochen (Q878247) in the Wikidata database near Bask. The two bodies of water unite in the center of Unterkochen. After a total of 182 km the digester joins Bad friedrichshall at 140 m above sea level NN in the Neckar, only a few kilometers away from his constant companion, the Chasing.

Regions and places

Upper Kocher Valley

The first kilometers of the river bed are in the area of ​​the Swabian Alb.

  • In 3 BaskWebsite of this institutionBasking in the Wikipedia encyclopediaBasking in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsAalen (Q3951) in the Wikidata database the river bed is still 430 m high in the district
  • 4 WasseralfingenWasseralfingen in the encyclopedia WikipediaWasseralfingen in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsWasseralfingen (Q2550676) in the Wikidata database there are still about 400 m. It continues to flow through
  • 5 HuettlingenWebsite of this institutionHüttlingen in the encyclopedia WikipediaHüttlingen in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsHüttlingen (Q574220) in the Wikidata database. Here you can still find replicas of the Raetian Limes can be visited. From here is the federal highway B19 constant companion of the river. In the next village Niederalfingen is the Marienburg, today used as a local museum. Then the river leaves the Swabian Alb and gets into the Swabian-Franconian Forest.
  • At 6 AbtsgmündWebsite of this institutionAbtsgmünd in the encyclopedia WikipediaAbtsgmünd in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsAbtsgmünd (Q334623) in the Wikidata database flows into the Flax in the cooker. It originated from Kaisersbach in the Welzheimer Wald approx. 50 km away. The Kocher flows further west through Untergröningen, always accompanied by the in its narrow valley B19. On the left are those Frickenhöfer heights, on the right the Limpurger Mountains. Now the distance between Kocher and Jagst is getting bigger and another river joins it, the Buhler. It rises near Pommertsweiler only around 2 km from the Kocher, flows through Bühlerzell, Bühlertann, Obersontheim and Vellberg to the north and finally flows into it Braunsbach in the cooker.
  • In 7 Sulzbach-LaufenWebsite of this institutionSulzbach-Laufen in the encyclopedia WikipediaSulzbach-Laufen in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsSulzbach-Laufen (Q81051) in the Wikidata database begins the district Schwäbisch Hall, the river is now around 340 m above sea level. NN. Soon is
  • 8 GaildorfWebsite of this institutionGaildorf in the encyclopedia WikipediaGaildorf in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsGaildorf (Q81811) in the Wikidata database reached, from the left flows the redwhich arose at Wüstenrot. On the left side of the river is now the Mainhardt Forest, up to at
  • 9 rose GardenWebsite of this institutionRose garden in the encyclopedia WikipediaRosengarten in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsRosengarten (Q83131) in the Wikidata database with a height of 300 m above sea level. NN the Haller level is reached.

Hohenloher Kochertal

Kochertal bridge near Geislingen am Kocher
  • In 10 Schwäbisch HallWebsite of this institutionSchwäbisch Hall in the encyclopedia WikipediaSchwäbisch Hall in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsSchwäbisch Hall (Q14910) in the Wikidata database the river bed is about 270 m above sea level. NN, here a bay opens up in the Keuper Bergland of the Swabian-Franconian Forest Hohenloher level. The river cuts deeply into the shell limestone and forms steep banks, the Kocher continues to flow through 11 UntermünkheimWebsite of this institutionUntermünkheim in the encyclopedia WikipediaUntermünkheim in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsUntermünkheim (Q83143) in the Wikidata database . Here the Kochertal narrows, the B19 goes to the Hohenlohe level and crosses the autobahn at Kupferzell A6. Now the country road accompanies you L 1045 the river.
  • 12 BraunsbachWebsite of this institutionBraunsbach in the encyclopedia WikipediaBraunsbach in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsBraunsbach (Q80995) in the Wikidata database : At the district 13 Geislingen am KocherGeislingen am Kocher in the encyclopedia WikipediaGeislingen am Kocher (Q939637) in the Wikidata database the Bühler flows into the digester from the right. Only one kilometer further on is the river height at 245 m above sea level, the valley is spanned here over a length of 1130 m by a bridge 185 m high, the 1 Kochertal BridgeKochertalbrücke in the encyclopedia WikipediaKochertalbrücke in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsKochertalbrücke (Q315075) in the Wikidata database had the tallest bridge piers in the world when it was completed. Deep gorges left and right, also called blades, make the route varied, then it is
  • 14 KünzelsauWebsite of this institutionKünzelsau in the encyclopedia WikipediaKünzelsau in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsKünzelsau (Q545177) in the Wikidata database reached, the district town of the Hohenlohe district. Not far from it
  • 15 IngelfingenWebsite of this institutionIngelfingen in the encyclopedia WikipediaIngelfingen in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsIngelfingen (Q509666) in the Wikidata database , here the Muschelkalkmuseum Hagdorn can provide insights into the formation of this landscape.
  • In 16 NiedernhallWebsite of this institutionNiedernhall in the encyclopedia WikipediaNiedernhall in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsNiedernhall (Q386998) in the Wikidata database the stove falls below the height mark of 200 m above sea level. NN. There are salt deposits here that were already exploited in Celtic times until the 19th century.
  • In 17 ForchtenbergWebsite of this institutionForchtenberg in the encyclopedia WikipediaForchtenberg in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsForchtenberg (Q502780) in the Wikidata database flows into the copper from the left into the Kocher, here the old city wall announces the strategic importance of the city on the Kocher.
  • At 18 OhrnbergOhrnberg in the encyclopedia WikipediaOhrnberg (Q2016767) in the Wikidata database flows from Öhringen coming Ear in the cooker, which is only here at an altitude of 175 m above sea level. NN is, here the river leaves Hohenlohe, the lower Kochertal lies in the Heilbronner Land.

Lower Kocher Valley

  • At 19 Hardthausen am KocherWebsite of this institutionHardthausen am Kocher in the encyclopedia WikipediaHardthausen am Kocher in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsHardthausen am Kocher (Q518078) in the Wikidata database leaves the L 1045 the river valley of the Kocher, now follows him K 2013. The valley opens up that Brettach comes from the left from the Mainhardt forest and joins
  • 20 Neuenstadt am KocherWebsite of this institutionNeuenstadt am Kocher in the encyclopedia WikipediaNeuenstadt am Kocher in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsNeuenstadt am Kocher (Q503145) in the Wikidata database . The A81 crosses the river. A few more loops 21 OedheimWebsite of this institutionOedheim in the encyclopedia WikipediaOedheim in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsOedheim (Q518048) in the Wikidata database and the Hirschfeld with campsite, then the stove
  • 22 Bad friedrichshallWebsite of this institutionBad Friedrichshall in the encyclopedia WikipediaBad Friedrichshall in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsBad Friedrichshall (Q502646) in the Wikidata database reaches and flows between the residential areas Kochendorf and Waldau towards the Neckar. Here it flows into the Neckar not far from the Kochendorfer lock.

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Usually described at the individual locations along the river.

  • The Kocher is not navigable and cannot be canoeed on the entire course of the river.
  • Arrivals by car are via the motorways A6, A7 and A81 quite possible.
  • There are not direct connections by train everywhere.
  • The Kocher-Jagst cycle path accompanies the river from the source to the mouth and has good connections to other cycle paths.

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