Murrtal
Murrtal, or the Murr Valley, is a geographic valley in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, formed by the Murr River, a right tributary of the Neckar. The name is commonly used to describe the landscape and the settlements along the river.
Geography: The valley lies in the southwest of Germany and follows the course of the Murr River
Ecology: The Murrtal supports riparian habitats, floodplain meadows, and mixed forests. The river corridor provides habitat
History and settlements: The valley has been inhabited since ancient times and developed through the medieval
Modern use and transportation: Today the Murrtal is used for agriculture, tourism, and local commerce. Regional
Conservation: Portions of the Murrtal are designated as nature or landscape protection areas to preserve riverine