It then reaches the northern edge of the village of Möhringen an der Donau. This village is now part of Tuttlingen and lies in the floodplain on the left side of the Danube. Inside Möhringen, the Krähenbach takes up a stream coming down from the Kühltal valley on the right. In summer, when all of the water of the upper Danube disappears into the Danube Sinkhole, the Krähenbach is the first river to provide water to the dry Danube bed. Tributaries Zimmerthälebach, from right at Greutgraben, from left shortly after the previous, 0.8 km Two lakes on the right of the stream of about 0.4 and 0.2 ha Lachengraben, from right to , opposite the sports field in Talheim, 0.9 ; km Röhrenbrunnenbach, from the right in Talheim, 2.2 km Schlösslegraben, from the right, from the direction of the former Klingenberg Castle, 0.8 km Mühlengraben, right in just before mill Eßlingen Mill, 1.1 km Tiefentalbach from the Eslinger Tiefental valley, right across from the Eßlingen Mill, 1.6 km stream from the Kühltal, from the right in Möhringen an der Donau, 1.5 km Catchment area The catchment area of the Krähenbach measures 33.2 km². It borders on the left side to the north and northwest to that of the Elta, on the south by that of the Weißenbach, on the west briefly to that of Amtenhauser Bach, in the north-west of the Kötach, all of which also flow to the southeast to the upper Danube. See also List of rivers of Baden-Württemberg References and sources "TK50": 1:50,000 Topographic map of Baden-Württemberg Rivers of Baden-Württemberg Rivers of Germany