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Notability: Is not in the (very extensive) state list of streams, but is mentioned in a document about stream development by the City of Bonn (in German) as a "semi-natural, deeply incised stream in agricultural land, occasionally without water" that's 460 metres (0.29 mi) long and "upstream of the main road constructed like a ditch. Straightened below the main road in agricultural land. Piped in the last flow section" (roughly translated). No mentions in other contexts found. (proposed by Turtlecrown)

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Hubertusbach


Location
Country	Germany
States	North Rhine-Westphalia
Basin features
Progression	Endenicher Bach→ Hardtbach→ Rhine→ North Sea

Hubertusbach is a river of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.

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50°41′43″N 7°04′30″E / 50.6953°N 7.0751°E / 50.6953; 7.0751

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