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Verlorenes Wasser (English: Lost Water) is the name given to several streams on the right-hand perimeter of the Dresden Basin in Saxony, Germany, in some cases as their proper name, in others as a colloquial name.

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Verlorenes Wasser
Location
Country	Germany
State	Saxony

See also

• List of rivers of Saxony

На других языках

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[de] Verlorenes Wasser

Als Verlorenes Wasser werden, zum Teil als Eigenname, aber auch als umgangssprachlicher Sammelbegriff, mehrere Bäche am rechten Rand des Elbtalkessels in Sachsen bezeichnet, die oft schon nach wenigen 100 Metern ihres Verlaufs wieder versickern. In der Hydrogeologie wird dieser Prozess Influenz genannt.

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- [en] Verlorenes Wasser

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