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Zschopau (river)

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The river has numerous roads and paths running alongside it. These trails are especially popular with cyclists. Mountain bikers often come here for tours. The undulating trails offer a brilliant riding experience to cycling enthusiasts. The trail is also known for the scenery, with castles and other
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The Zschopau is 130 km long and, after combining with the Freiburge Mulde has a flow rate of 23.8 m³/s compared to 10.3 m³/s in the Freiberger Mulde above the confluence.
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The mean estuary discharges are determined from the values of the gauges at Lichtenwalde (Zschopau), Erlln, Nossen (Freiberger Mulde) and Niederstriegis 1 (
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is even slightly larger than the Zschopau here. The Zschopau is impounded by the Kriebstein Dam in the narrow valley above
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hunting lodge that dominates the valley landscape, it is joined by the largest tributary, named after the town. The
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in a northerly direction. The Zschopau forms the boundary between the western forest district of
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at a height of 1,070 metres, near the border with Czechia. It flows initially parallel to the
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Finally, the river flows into the Freiberger Mulde near the village of Schweta west of
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and Neudorf. After leaving the forests on the Fichtelberg, it passes the
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The confluence of the rivers Flöha and Zschopau in the town of Flöha
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it is joined by the Rote Pfütze. It then flows through the towns of
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River Zschopau

Germany
State
Saxony
Fichtelberg
Ore Mountains
Mouth
Freiberger Mulde
51°7′46″N 13°3′7″E / 51.12944°N 13.05194°E / 51.12944; 13.05194
Freiberger Mulde
Mulde
Elbe
North Sea
[ˈt͡ʃoːpaʊ̯]
Czech
[ˈsapava]
[ˈʃopava]
Saxony
Germany
Freiberger Mulde
Slavic
sorb.
Ore Mountains
Fichtelberg
Große Mittweida
Crottendorf
Oberwiesenthal
forest settlement
Schlettau

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