page_title: Hafenlohr (river)
hierarchical_section_title: Hafenlohr (river)
caption_attribution_description: English: Streams in the drainage system of the Hafenlohr: the file shows stream in the drainage system of Hafenlohr which are listed in the "List of streams in the drainage system of Hafenlohr" in the German Wikipedia. For questions and suggestions please contact the author. &#160; Grassland, Meadow &#160; Settlement area &#160; Forest &#160; Body of water Deutsch: Fließgewässer im Flusssystem Hafenlohr: Die Datei zeigt Fließgewässer im Flusssystem der Hafenlohr, die in der "Liste der Fließgewässer im Flusssystem Hafenlohr" in der deutschen Wikipedia aufgeführt werden. Bei Fragen und Verbesserungsvorschlägen kontaktiere den Urheber. &#160; Grünfläche, Wiesen &#160; Siedlungsfläche &#160; Wald &#160; Gewässer
context_page_description: Hafenlohr is a river of Bavaria, Germany. It is around 28 km long and discharges into the Main at the town of Hafenlohr. The Hafenlohr is located in the districts of Aschaffenburg and Main-Spessart in the Lower Franconia region.
  The stream is known for its scenic valley, the Hafenlohrtal, and the eponymous nature preserve providing a habitat for many endangered plants and animals. In the past, for centuries the area was on the border between the territories of the Archbishop of Mainz and the Prince-Bishop of Würzburg. Past agricultural and industrial activities along the stream have been largely discontinued. Today, the area mainly offers recreation for hikers, bikers and other visitors. However, the Hafenlohr still feeds numerous ponds supporting fish farms and the forestry business of the nearby Fürstlich Löwensteinscher Park is located in the valley. A government project to turn most of the valley into a water reservoir by damming the Hafenlohr was abandoned in 2008 after decades of controversy.
context_section_description: Hafenlohr  is a river of Bavaria, Germany. It is around 28 km (17 mi) long and discharges into the Main at the town of Hafenlohr. The Hafenlohr is located in the districts of Aschaffenburg and Main-Spessart in  the Lower Franconia region.
  The stream is known for its scenic valley, the Hafenlohrtal, and the eponymous nature preserve providing a habitat for many endangered plants and animals. In the past, for centuries the area was on the border between the territories of the Archbishop of Mainz and the Prince-Bishop of Würzburg. Past agricultural and industrial activities along the stream have been largely discontinued. Today, the area mainly offers recreation for hikers, bikers and other visitors. However, the Hafenlohr still feeds numerous ponds supporting fish farms and the forestry business of the nearby Fürstlich Löwensteinscher Park is located in the valley. A government project to turn most of the valley into a water reservoir by damming the Hafenlohr was abandoned in 2008 after decades of controversy.
caption: The Hafenlohr watershed
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