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Murg (Northern Black Forest)
The Murg is an 80.2-kilometre-long〔(State Office for the Environment, Survey and Nature Conservation, Baden-Württemberg (LUBW) ), see there under ''Wasser > Gewässernetz > Gewässernetz (AWGN)''〕 river (including its headstream, the ''Rechtmurg'') and a right tributary of the Rhine in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. It flows through the Northern Black Forest into the Upper Rhine Plain, crossing the counties of Freudenstadt and Rastatt.
==Sources==
The river has numerous tributaries and is known as the Murg only from the point of confluence of the rivers Rechtmurg ("Right Murg") and Rotmurg ("Red Murg") in the community of Obertal, a part (''Ortsteil'') of Baiersbronn. The main source river is the Rechtmurg that rises on the Schliffkopf hill at an elevation of . One of the other many tributaries is called Murgursprung ("Source of the Murg"), but the tributary watercourses have lengths that vary with rainfall. The Rotmurg also has many tributaries, the most important of which rises on the Ruhestein hill near Baiersbronn. The length figure of given by the Ministry of the Environment for Baden-Württemberg should, as a result, be taken as an approximate figure.〔 Under ''Wasser > Gewässernetz und Einzugsgebiet'' ("Water > River network and drainage basins"). It is unclear if the 79.267 km figure is measured from the Murgursprung or from another point. The figure of given by some encyclopedias is not verifiable. The figure of given by some other sources probably is the distance from the confluence of the Rotmurg and Rechtmurg to the river mouth.〕
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