Neckar basin - Neckarbecken

Neckar basin natural area and adjacent areas

The Neckar basin located in Baden-Wuerttemberg.

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The Neckar basin or also the Middle Neckar area is the area between Stuttgart and Heilbronn. Here the Neckar flows through a fertile and mostly hilly region. On its west side it is bounded by the landscapes of the Gäu roughly on a line between Vaihingen an der Enz and Leonberg, in the south these are the Glemswald and the Virgin forest, in the east of the Swabian forest, the Welzheimer Wald and the Virgin forest. The northern border is formed by the Löwenstein Mountains on the eastern side, and in the northwest these are the Stromberg, the Hypocritical mountain and finally the Kraichgau.

The northwest of the Neckar basin is covered in the article Zabergäu dealt with, the southwest includes that Strohgäu as well as parts of Heckengäu and Korngäu, as Lower yawn are designated.

In the east that forms Bottwartal A large part of the Neckar Basin region is formed by the Ludwigsburg district. This article is limited to the area to the left and right of the river as well as the Backnanger Bay.

places

Map of the Neckar Basin
  • 1 AspergWebsite of this institutionAsperg in the encyclopedia WikipediaAsperg in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsAsperg (Q61621) in the Wikidata database
  • 2 BesigheimWebsite of this institutionBesigheim in the encyclopedia WikipediaBesigheim in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsBesigheim (Q61825) in the Wikidata database
  • 3 Bietigheim-BissingenWebsite of this institutionBietigheim-Bissingen in the encyclopedia WikipediaBietigheim-Bissingen in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsBietigheim-Bissingen (Q7067) in the Wikidata database
  • 4 FellbachWebsite of this institutionFellbach in the encyclopedia WikipediaFellbach in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsFellbach (Q7022) in the Wikidata database
  • 5 Freiberg am NeckarWebsite of this institutionFreiberg am Neckar in the encyclopedia WikipediaFreiberg am Neckar in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsFreiberg am Neckar (Q61840) in the Wikidata database
  • 6 HessigheimWebsite of this institutionHessigheim in the encyclopedia WikipediaHessigheim in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsHessigheim (Q61960) in the Wikidata database
  • 7 KornwestheimWebsite of this institutionKornwestheim in the encyclopedia WikipediaKornwestheim in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsKornwestheim (Q16102) in the Wikidata database
  • 8 LudwigsburgWebsite of this institutionLudwigsburg in the encyclopedia WikipediaLudwigsburg in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsLudwigsburg (Q622) in the Wikidata database
  • 9 Marbach am NeckarWebsite of this institutionMarbach am Neckar in the encyclopedia WikipediaMarbach am Neckar in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsMarbach am Neckar (Q61890) in the Wikidata database
  • 10 MundelsheimWebsite of this institutionMundelsheim in the encyclopedia WikipediaMundelsheim in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsMundelsheim (Q62101) in the Wikidata database
  • 11 PleidelsheimWebsite of this institutionPleidelsheim in the encyclopedia WikipediaPleidelsheim in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsPleidelsheim (Q62121) in the Wikidata database
  • 12 StuttgartWebsite of this institutionStuttgart in the encyclopedia WikipediaStuttgart in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsStuttgart (Q1022) in the Wikidata database
  • 13 BacknangWebsite of this institutionBacknang in the Wikipedia encyclopediaBacknang in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsBacknang (Q14947) in the Wikidata database
  • 14 WaiblingenWebsite of this institutionWaiblingen in the encyclopedia WikipediaWaiblingen in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsWaiblingen (Q4140) in the Wikidata database
  • 15 WinnendenWebsite of this institutionWinnenden in the Wikipedia encyclopediaWinnenden in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsWinnenden (Q82741) in the Wikidata database

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background

The Neckar basin is part of the southwest German layered landscape. Particularly near the Neckar, the arable soil is covered with thick layers of loess, which enable intensive agriculture. The Neckar and other bodies of water have dug themselves deep into the ground, and there are centuries-old vineyards on the stony, steep slopes. However, the importance of agriculture has declined sharply, the settlement of industry and commerce was followed by brisk construction activity. Many farms had to give up, some became prosperous. The cause was often in the "Swabian three-field economy" to look for with the crop rotation: Winter cereals - Summer cereals - Building land.

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The central Neckar area in Baden-Württemberg is probably one of the best-developed areas in terms of transport A81 is the most important north-south connection, plus the B27that connects the places in the Neckar Valley. The rail connections are also good. The runs between Stuttgart and Heilbronn in the Neckar Valley Frankenbahn, there are S-Bahn connections from Stuttgart to Bietigheim-Bissingen, to Marbach am Neckar and after Backnang

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