Litzenbach

The Litzenbach originates in the northern Hohen Fläming between the villages of Steinberg and Buckau in the municipality of Buckautal. It drains to the north into the Strepenbach and via this into the Buckau and finally to the Havel. It is the only tributary of the Strepenbach and flows into it from the left.
The more than six-and-a-half-kilometer-long, largely natural Fläming stream springs from the northern slope of the Hohen Fläming, east of the Petzer Mountain. From there, the brook initially flows northwest through a marshy wetland. West of Steinberg, the Litzenbach passes under the A2 motorway and bends to the north or northeast. Along the way, the Litzenbach takes in water from some drains or streams. About a kilometer before its mouth, there is a small connecting ditch directly to the Buckau. Northwest of Glienecke, the Litzenbach flows into the significantly smaller and shorter Strepenbach about thirty meters before the Buckau.

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