Neckars
Neckars refers to the river system of the Neckar in southwestern Germany, a right-bank tributary of the Rhine. The main river rises in the Black Forest and flows roughly northwest for about 360 kilometers before joining the Rhine at Mannheim. Its course encompasses a range of landscapes and passes through major towns such as Tübingen, Stuttgart, Heilbronn, and Heidelberg.
Historically, the Neckar valley has been a key transport and economic corridor. Early settlements grew along
The river and its valley host vineyards, castles, and cultural sites. In recent decades, water quality and