Debantbach

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Debantbach
The Debantbach between Seichenbrunn and Hofalm
Location in the Schober Group
Location of the mouth in Austria
Location
Country	Austria
State	Tyrol
District	Lienz
Municipalities	Nußdorf-Debant Iselsberg-Stronach Dölsach
Physical characteristics
Source	West of the Hochschober
• location	East Tyrol, Austria
• coordinates	46°56′22″N 12°42′47″E / 46.939509°N 12.713164°E / 46.939509; 12.713164
• elevation	2,540 km (1,580 mi) (AA)
Mouth	By Dölsach in the Drava
• location	East Tyrol, Austria
• coordinates	46°48′30″N 12°50′33″E / 46.80827°N 12.842476°E / 46.80827; 12.842476
• elevation	650 km (400 mi) (AA)
Length	22.3 km (13.9 mi)
Basin size	83.3 km2 (32.2 sq mi)
Basin features
Progression	Drava—Danube—Black Sea
River system	Danube

The Debantbach is a stream in East Tyrol, Austria. Its source is west of the Hochschober and north of the Leibnitztörl, below the  [de]. At the end of the Debanttal Valley, the Debantbach joins the Gößnitzbach and then flows through the Debanttal and into the Drava at Dölsach. The Debantbach descends a total of 1,890 m (6,200 ft) from its source to its mouth, and it has a total length of 22.3 km (13.9 mi).^[1] Its drainage basin is 83.3 km² (32.2 sq mi).^[2] It takes in a total of 48 bodies of water (including tributaries and their tributaries).

Name[]

Different etymologies have been suggested for the name "Debant". One possibility is that it comes from a Celtic river and place names, such as Deva or Debana, ultimately deriving from the Latin divius ("divine"). Another suggestion is that the name is derived from the Slavic root djeva ("girl").

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