The Raus is a 9.7-kilometre-long (6.0 mi) tributary of the Birs in the Klus of Moutier.

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Raus
Location
Location	Switzerland, Jura, Klus near Moutier
Reference no.	CH: 925
Physical characteristics
Source
• location	northwestern spur of the Gänsbrunnen in Canton Solothurn
• elevation	775 m above the sea
Mouth
• location	Birs (Fr.: La Birse) near Moutier
• coordinates	47°16′55″N 7°22′56″E
• elevation	527 m above the sea
Length	9.7 km
Basin features
Progression	Birs→ Rhine→ North Sea
Landmarks	Large towns: Moutier Villages: Crémines, Grandval, Eschert

Course

The Raus rises at a spring at a height of 775 metres (2,543 ft) roughly northwest of Gänsbrunnen in the Swiss canton of Solothurn.

The Grand Rue runs along the Raus, the road between Moutier and Balsthal, whose branch near Gänsbrunnen leads to the Weissenstein Pass.

After 9.7 kilometres the Raus empties into the Birs near Moutier at an elevation of 527 metres (1,729 ft) above sea level.

Catchment area

The Raus flows through two Swiss cantons, Berne and Solothurn, and rises on the language boundary.

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