Trudlerbaach
The Xandirinne is the only natural, non-intermittent tributary of the Trudlerbaach. It flows from the Southern end of Trudlermillen to where is meets the Trudlerbaach around Moschelton. The Stream begins at a pond/collection of ponds at the Southern end of Trudlermillen, directly below the southernmost house in the area. From there the river starts narrow and meanders towards a dense forrest. In an area underneath a canopy of fallen trees the river becomes wider and deeper, there is a small natural dam which causes this. Directly north of the dam, a small intermittent tributary flows into the Xandirinne from the east. Further South the stream narrows once more before 2 small intermittent brook flow into it. From there, the stream widens and meanders through a cutting and goes through a lot of vegetation. Finally one more brook flows into it. While it is intermittent, there are 3 ponds which help form it which aren’t. Eventually, the river narrows again and flows into the Trudlerbaach. The stream has been undocumented  until recently and does not appear on many maps.