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Linder


Location
Country	Germany
States	Bavaria
Physical characteristics

Source
• coordinates	47°32′14″N 10°53′24″E / 47.5372°N 10.8899°E / 47.5372; 10.8899

Mouth
• location	Ammer
• coordinates	47°34′10″N 11°03′17″E / 47.5694°N 11.0547°E / 47.5694; 11.0547
Basin features
Progression	Amper→ Isar→ Danube→ Black Sea

The Linder is a river of Bavaria, Germany. It flows into the Ammer near Oberammergau.^[1]

^ Muhar, Susanne; Muhar, Andreas; Siegrist, Dominik (2019). Flüsse der Alpen: Vielfalt in Natur und Kultur [Rivers of the Alps: Diversity in Nature and Culture] (in German). Bern: Haupt Verlag. p. 356. ISBN 9783258081144.