Bregenzer Ache

Bregenzer Ache
Bregenzer Ache (right) enters Bodensee east of the Alpenrhein in Hard
Origin	Mohnenfluh in the Bregenzerwaldgebirge near Schröcken
Mouth	Bodensee at Hard (47°30′12″N 9°41′37″E / 47.50333°N 9.69361°E / 47.50333; 9.69361Coordinates: 47°30′12″N 9°41′37″E / 47.50333°N 9.69361°E / 47.50333; 9.69361)
Basin countries	Austria
Length	80 km (50 mi)
Source elevation	2,400 m (7,900 ft)
Mouth elevation	395 m (1,300 ft)

The Bregenzer Ache is the main river of the Bregenzerwald, in the Vorarlberg state of Austria. It is a tributary to the Lake Constance.

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