The Schutter is a 57-kilometre-long (35 mi) river in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, and a left tributary of the Kinzig. Linguistic experts disagree about...

Schutter may refer to two rivers in Germany: Schutter (Kinzig), tributary of the Kinzig, Baden Württemberg Schutter (Danube), tributary of the Danube...

the Kinzig a little before its mouth in the Upper Rhine Plain: Schutter, from the left near Kehl, 56.8 km and 338.2 km². In the past, the Kinzig was very...

mainly restricted to the catchment area of the River Kinzig above Offenburg as well as the Schutter and the low hills north of the Elz. The Southeastern...

Seltz, France) Acher (near Lichtenau) Rench (near Lichtenau) Kinzig (near Kehl) Schutter (near Kehl) Elz (near Lahr) Kander (near Weil am Rhein) Wiese...

Forest. The "Kinzig valleys house" (Kinzigtäler Haus) is mainly found in the catchment areas of the rivers Acher, Rench, Kinzig and Schutter, i.e. in the...

Aalenbach Ablach Ach Acher Adelbach Aich Aid Aischbach, tributary of the Kinzig Aischbach, tributary of the Körsch Aitrach, tributary of the Danube Aitrach...

climb to the watershed between the Kinzig and Elz on the third day, the fourth day's journey leads into the Schutter valley to Lahr. Wikimedia Commons...

the right bank of the Kinzig, the French planned for a considerable sortie against the lines of contravallation between the Kinzig and the Rhine. At daybreak...