Gillbach

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Gillbach is a small stream in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, known as a tributary of the Erft River and for its unusually warm, power-plant-influenced waters that support tropical fish populations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf stream
country Germany
flowsThrough North Rhine-Westphalia
hasBiodiversityFeature high fish species diversity relative to size
hasEcologicalCharacteristic presence of thermophilic species
hasEcologicalIssue introduction of non-native species
hasEnvironmentalConcern potential impact on native aquatic fauna
hasHumanImpact thermal pollution from power generation
hasHydrologicalType small lowland stream
hasNameLanguage German
hasWaterTemperatureCharacteristic elevated compared to natural local streams
hasWaterUse industrial cooling water receiver
knownFor tropical fish populations
unusually warm water
locatedIn North Rhine-Westphalia
Rhein-Erft-Kreis
western Germany
partOf Rhine drainage basin
linked to: Rhine River Basin
riverSystem Erft
linked to: Erft River
supports aquarium escapee fish populations
non-native tropical fish species
tributaryOf Erft
linked to: Erft River
waterTemperatureInfluencedBy power plant cooling water discharges

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Erft River hasTributary Gillbach