Everything about The Limmat totally explained
The
Limmat is a river in
Switzerland which rises in the city of
Zürich at the north end of
Lake Zürich and flows in northwestern direction until it flows after
35 km into the river
Aare north of the small town of
Brügg and shortly after the mouth of the
Reuss.
Its name comes from
Linth and
Maag the main tributaries of the lake of Zürich before the Linth river control.
Its main tributaries are the
Sihl (in Zürich) and the
Reppisch (in
Dietikon).
The major towns on the Limmat beside Zürich are the much smaller
Dietikon,
Wettingen, and
Baden with smaller villages in-between.
Like many Swiss rivers, it's intensively used for production of
hydroelectric power: along its course of 35 km, its fall is used by no less than ten hydroelectric
power stations.
Towns near the river
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