Geroldsbach

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name = Geroldsbach
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country = Tyrol, Austria
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city = Innsbruck
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mouth_name = Inn River at Sieglanger, Innsbruck
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The Geroldsbach creek originates southern of Götzens on 1.900 m Sea Level. It is compound of 5 fan-like source waters. First it flows through the village and changes there its direction Northeast and passes through the district "New-„Götzens“." It flows further down the Wilten Mount and merges at Sieglanger in Innsbruck with the Inn River. The creek has a length of 8 kilometres whereof 3.9 lies on Innsbruck city area.

The creek provides four water reservoirs for the region „Götzens“ and two in "Wilten" with drinking water, which is strongly used for supplying the penitentiary Innsbruck and Sieglanger.Fact|date=February 2008 As a matter of fact the lower course has less water. However, the whole course keeps Grade A quality.Fact|date=February 2008

At high water or heavy rain the small stream became a danger so had to be straightened sporadically near living areas.