Enz

The Enz is a 37.9-kilometre-long , orographically right-hand tributary of the Prüm in the Eifel mountains of Germany.

The Enz rises about 650 metres south-southwest of Lichtenborn at a height of 544 m above sea level . Its source region is on the Arzfeld Plateau . From here it flows initially mainly in a south-southwesterly direction and, after about 150 metres , reaches the municipality of Arzfeld. Continuing in a south-southwesterly direction, it flows through Arzfeld. At the Arzfeld Mill , the Enz is impounded to form a small pond. Roughly below the mill the Enz heads southwards, forming the municipal boundary between Kickeshausen and Arzfeld, and then, further south, between Jucken und Emmelbaum. This is the start of the Neuerburg Enz Valley . On its way to Neuerburg, the Enz now turns in a southeasterly direction. After passing the villages of Enztalhof, Engelsdorf, Zweifelscheid, Weidendell and Beyerhof, the Enz reaches the village of In der Enz, where the Wahlbach joins it from the right.

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