The line of the waterfall's edge through the river marks the way of the tunnel, in which the Auer Mühlbach crosses Isar river bevore it "springs" near Marienklause south of Tierpark Hellabrunn in the southeast of Munich, Bavaria, Germany. 10 m³/s of water are being taken from the Isar-canal and led in to the eastern banks where the Auer Muehlbach starts its six km journey through the eastern suburbs
Image by myself: Dominik Hundhammer, July 23, 2005.
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The line of the waterfall's edge through the river marks the way of the tunnel, in which the Auer Mühlbach crosses Isar river bevore it "springs" near ''Marienklause'' south of Tierpark Hellabrunn in the southeast of Munich, Bavaria,
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