| 词条 | Kirnitzsch |
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| name = Kirnitzsch, Křinice | map = | map_size = | map_caption = | image = Kirnitzsch3.JPG | image_size = | image_caption = | subdivision_type1 = Country | subdivision_name1 = | subdivision_type2 = Location | subdivision_name2 = {{CZE}}, {{GER}} | subdivision_type3 = | subdivision_name3 = | length = {{cvt|45|km}} | width_avg = | depth_avg = | source1_location = in Šluknov Hook in the Czech Republic west of Studánka | source1_coordinates = {{Coord|49.78747|12.58381|type:river_region:CZ-US|format=dms|display=inline,title}} | source1_elevation = {{Höhe|490|CZ|link=true }} | mouth_location = in Bad Schandau into the Elbe | mouth_coordinates = {{Coord|50.9166667|14.16|type:river_region:DE-ST|format=dms|display=inline}} | mouth_elevation = {{Höhe|105|DE-NN|link=true}} | basin_population = 2266 (as at: 1999) in the Kirnitzsch valley | basin_landmarks = Small towns: Bad Schandau | progression = {{RElbe}} | basin_size = {{cvt|140|km2}} | discharge1_location = at Kirnitzsch valley ({{cvt|3.5|km}} above its mouth) gauge | discharge1_min = Record low: {{cvt|0.267|m3/s}} (in 2005) Average low: {{cvt|0.622|m3/s}} | discharge1_avg = {{cvt|1.43|m3/s}} | discharge1_max = Average high: {{cvt|13.3|m3/s}} Record high: {{cvt|59.3|m3/s}} (in 1995) | tributaries_right = Zeidlerbach, Weißbach, Heidelbach | tributaries_left = Rotes Floß | waterbodies = Reservoirs: Obere Schleuse | ports = | bridges = | custom_label = Navigable | custom_data = no | extra = }} The Kirnitzsch (German), in Bohemia also called the Kirnischt,[1] {{lang-cz|Křinice}}, is a right tributary of the River Elbe, which passes through the Czech Republic and the German Free State of Saxony. GeographyThe Kirnitzsch, also called the Kirnscht or Kirnsch in the local dialect, rises in the Lusatian Highlands in Bohemia west of the village of Studánka (German Schönborn) and flows westwards through the town of Krásná Lípa (Schönlinde). Behind the village of {{ill|Kyjov (Krásná Lípa)|lt=Kyjov|cs||de}} (Khaa, part of Krásná Lípa) it wends its way along narrow ravines through the sandstone rocks of Bohemian Switzerland. The wild, romantic valley is also called the Khaatal (Kyjovske údoli) (Khaa valley). On the site of the former village of Hinterdaubitz ({{ill|Zadní Doubice|cz||de}}), demolished after 1945, the border stream of Weißbach empties into the Kirnitzsch, which, from this point, forms the border between the Czech Republic and Saxony. Further downstream the Kirnitzsch is first impounded at the Obere Schleuse ("Upper Lock") so that boating can take place on the stream. At the end of the Kirnitzsch Gorge (Kirnitzschklamm) used to stand the houses of the border village of {{ill|Zadní Jetřichovice|cz||de||it}} (Hinterdittersbach) and the settlement of Křinice (Kirnscht). These places, too, no longer exist. From here the Kirnitzsch flows through Saxon Switzerland, where it is impounded again at the Niedere Schleuse ("Lower Lock"). Shortly thereafter the Kirnitzsch enters the narrow Kirnitzsch Valley (Kirnitzschtal). It flows through the valley for about {{convert|45|km}} to the Lichtenhain Waterfall. After another {{convert|8|km|sigfig=1}} it discharges into the Elbe at Bad Schandau. Over its last few kilometres it is followed by the Kirnitzschtal tramway that runs parallel to the Kirnitzsch. See also
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References1. ^Messtischblatt Nr. 86 Hinterhermsdorf, published by the Reichsamt für Landesaufnahme, Landesaufnahme Sachsen 1935 Digitalised at www.fotothek.de External links{{Commons-inline|Kirnitzsch}} 6 : Rivers of the Ústí nad Labem Region|Rivers of Saxony|Bodies of water of Saxon Switzerland|International rivers of Europe|Sebnitz|Bad Schandau |
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