Neetze (river)

Left: Kalberlah, Mausetalbach, Sankt Vitusbach, Strangengraben
Right: Harmsdorfer Bach, Bruchwetter , Marschwetter

Neetze
Location	Germany, Lower Saxony
Physical characteristics
Main source	Göhrde State Forest; 48 m above sea level (NN); 53°09′58″N 10°47′27″E / 53.1661°N 10.7909°E
River mouth	near Winsen (Luhe) into the Ilmenau; 2 m above sea level (NN); 53°21′40″N 10°18′23″E / 53.3610°N 10.3063°ECoordinates: 53°21′40″N 10°18′23″E / 53.3610°N 10.3063°E
Length	41.8 km (26.0 mi) [1]
Basin features
Progression	Ilmenau→ Elbe→ North Sea
Basin size	244 km2 (94 sq mi) [1]
Landmarks	Large towns: Winsen (Luhe); Villages: Dahlenburg, Ellringen, Thomasburg, Süttorf, Neetze, Neumühlen, Lüdershausen, Barum, Oldershausen;
Tributaries	Left:; Kalberlah, Mausetalbach, Sankt Vitusbach, Strangengraben; Right:; Harmsdorfer Bach, Bruchwetter, Marschwetter;
Waterbodies	Lakes: Reihersee, Barumer See

The river Neetze is a left tributary of the Ilmenau in Lower Saxony. It has a length of appr. 42 km and possesses several side arms.

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