Hainbach (Main)

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Hainbach
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Country Germany
States Hesse
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Mouth  
  location
Offenbach am Main
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50°06′29″N8°45′58″E / 50.1081°N 8.7660°E / 50.1081; 8.7660 Coordinates: 50°06′29″N8°45′58″E / 50.1081°N 8.7660°E / 50.1081; 8.7660
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Progression MainRhineNorth Sea

Hainbach is a small river of Hesse, Germany. It is a left tributary of the Main in Offenbach am Main.

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