Donebach begins transmitting. 1974: Closure of the narrow-gauge railway from Mosbach to Mudau 1982: The transmission towers of the longwave transmitting station were extended to 363 m, thus becoming the tallest built structures in Western Europe. The wavy band in the coat of arms represents the Mudbach, while the wheels refer to the arms of Mainz. Points of interest trail along the Neckar-Odenwald Limes in Schlossau with numerous remnants. The Neckar-Odenwald Limes led from Bad Wimpfen at the Neckar to the north across Neckarburken, Oberscheidental, Schlossau after Woerth at the Main river. Roman fort at Scheidental chapel of Saint Veit and Saint Martin in Steinbach by 1494 with an altar of the school of Tilman Riemenschneider. castle Waldleiningen (built 1828 in the Windsor style), used today as a sanatorium old city hall Mudau (1434) catholic parish church Mudau (tower by 1510) baroque column ‘Mariensaeule’ Mudau by 1736 Neo-Gothic parish church Schlossau, built 1864 gallows in Mudau Sender Donebach: two 363-metre transmission towers, the second-tallest structures in Germany. Reisenbach Telecommunication Tower: a 173 m tall telecommunication tower built in 1972. References External links Mudau.de Mudau's official website (German only) Neckar-Odenwald-Kreis