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River in Germany
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The Aselbach (also called the Asel) is a small river of Hesse, Germany. It flows into the Edersee on the left bank near Vöhl. It is located between Asel and Asel-Süd/Vöhl. The Aselbach is noted as both a waterway and water area. There are 25 other rivers around the same area. The 6.55 kilometers long Aselbach has a 18.103 km² catchment area.
Location of mouth in Hesse