The Schwinge is a river of Lower Saxony, Germany, a left tributary of the Elbe. The Schwinge is 31.8 kilometres (19.8 mi) long. It rises in the Hohes Moor near (a part of Kutenholz) on the Stade Geest in the bifurcation area with the Oste. From there it flows in a largely natural, more than 20-kilometre-long (12 mi) upper reach towards Stade. Because of its very natural river scenery and its biodiversity, the floodplains of the upper reach and the meadows near Stade are protected for landscape conservation.
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| - Schwinge (Elbe) (de)
- Schwinge (Elbe) (en)
- Швинге (река) (ru)
- 施溫格河 (zh)
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| - Die Schwinge (Sw) ist ein 28,7 Kilometer langer, linksseitiger Nebenfluss der Elbe in Niedersachsen. Sie entspringt im Hohen Moor bei Mulsum auf der Stader Geest im Bifurkationsgebiet mit der Oste. Von hier fließt sie in einem weitgehend natürlichen, mehr als 20 Kilometer langen Oberlauf zur Hansestadt Stade. (de)
- Шви́нге (нем. Schwinge [ˈʃvɪŋə]) — река в Германии, протекает по земле Нижняя Саксония. Левый приток Эльбы. Длина реки — 29 км. Площадь водосборного бассейна — 215,68 км². Исток реки находится между деревнями Эльм и Мульзум на высоте около 7,5 м над уровнем моря. Швинге течёт в общем северо-восточном направлении. Впадает в Эльбу в на высоте менее 2,5 м. В низовьях подвержена влиянию приливов. Основные притоки — Кюльхорнсбах, Гренцграбен, Бевербек, Дингхорнер-Бах, Фреденбекер-Мюленбах, Дейнстер-Мюленбах, Стайнбек, Каттенбек, Хайдбек, Остербек. (ru)
- 施溫格河（德語：Schwinge），是德國的河流，位於該國西北部，由下薩克森州負責管轄，屬於易北河的左支流，河道全長28.7公里，流域面積213平方公里。 (zh)
- The Schwinge is a river of Lower Saxony, Germany, a left tributary of the Elbe. The Schwinge is 31.8 kilometres (19.8 mi) long. It rises in the Hohes Moor near (a part of Kutenholz) on the Stade Geest in the bifurcation area with the Oste. From there it flows in a largely natural, more than 20-kilometre-long (12 mi) upper reach towards Stade. Because of its very natural river scenery and its biodiversity, the floodplains of the upper reach and the meadows near Stade are protected for landscape conservation. (en)
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| - In the Hohes Moor near (en)
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| - Grenzgraben, Kattenbeck, Harschenflether Wettern (en)
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| - Kühlhornsbach, Beverbeck, Fredenbecker Mühlenbach, Westernbeck, Steinbeck, Heidbeck, Hollerner Moorwettern (en)
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| - Lower reach of the Schwinge in Spring (en)
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| - Die Schwinge (Sw) ist ein 28,7 Kilometer langer, linksseitiger Nebenfluss der Elbe in Niedersachsen. Sie entspringt im Hohen Moor bei Mulsum auf der Stader Geest im Bifurkationsgebiet mit der Oste. Von hier fließt sie in einem weitgehend natürlichen, mehr als 20 Kilometer langen Oberlauf zur Hansestadt Stade. (de)
- The Schwinge is a river of Lower Saxony, Germany, a left tributary of the Elbe. The Schwinge is 31.8 kilometres (19.8 mi) long. It rises in the Hohes Moor near (a part of Kutenholz) on the Stade Geest in the bifurcation area with the Oste. From there it flows in a largely natural, more than 20-kilometre-long (12 mi) upper reach towards Stade. Because of its very natural river scenery and its biodiversity, the floodplains of the upper reach and the meadows near Stade are protected for landscape conservation. In Stade the ca. 1000-year-old Hanse port lies at the Schwinge. Here the upper reach is isolated from tides by a sluice called Salztorschleuse since 1792; the lower reach of the Schwinge, which flows into the lower Elbe north-eastern of Stade at Stadersand, begins. Because of the deepening of the Elbe the average tidal hub of the lower reach rose to 3.3 metres (11 ft), because of the backlog when the sluice gates are closed the fluctuations of the upper reach only amounts to a few decimeters. Despite the embankment the banks of the lower reach are lined with exceptional rare fresh water mudflats. The Schwinge is a 4.6-kilometre-long (2.9 mi) federal waterway from the Elbe to the Salztorschleuse. Since the completion of the Schwingesperrwerk, a flood barrier near the mouth of the river in 1971, all places at the Schwinge are protected better against storm surges. The 16-metre-wide (52 ft) gap is closed with two gates. From the Late Middle Ages until the 1950s the Schwinge was used for the transport of goods with smack-like ships called "Ewer". During dredging of the Schwinge and the Hansehafen countless historic artefacts were found, including famous Ulfberht swords from the 8th to 12th century. Today, however, the leisure and sports boat traffic dominates the shipping on the lower reach, the upper reach beyond Stade isn't navigable. (en)
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