The Grom-Bach is a small river of

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. The Grom-Bach flows into the Ohebach in Frielendorf. Its source is located southeast of Linsingen at an altitude of above sea level. From Linsingen, the Grom-bach flows in a northeastern direction, turns after about to the north-west. Shortly before the village of Todenhausen, the Grom-bach turns into an easterly direction, then into a southerly direction to flow to Spieskappel. Before the Grom-Bach reaches Spieskappel, it turns again to the north-east and immediately after passing under the federal highway , it merges with the approaching Hohlenbach coming from the south. Up to the mouth in the Ohebach (near ''Weidemühle'') at the northern end of the village Frielendorf, the Grom-Bach covered a length of and a height difference of approximately .

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WRRL in Hessen - Übersicht Oberflächenwasserkörper Grom-Bach (obere Efze)Gewässerkartendienst des Hessischen Ministeriums für Umwelt, Klimaschutz, Landwirtschaft und Verbraucherschutz

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