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The Brombachsee Marathon began at Lake Brombach and ended in Pleinfeld. The district's respiratory safety heart is located on the site of the Pleinfeld fire brigade. The vast majority of the southern part of the catchment space is situated in the adjacent pure space of the southern Franconia alb, together with the higher Rezattal and the low hill and mountain nation east of it within the sub-space of the Weißenburger Alb, while the areas on the left and west of the valley belong to the underground Weimersheimer Platte. It rises here in a short side valley in the Narche Altmühlalb pure space of her north -wing main valley, which also units the Altmühl flowing to the valley axis on the aspect of the valley axis. That is where the valley begins to deepen. From there as much as the mouth, the valley and the remainder of the appropriate-hand catchment space belong to the sub-area Rother Sand Platten, whereas the left-hand catchment space is distributed over the sub-areas Southern Foreland of the Spalt Hill Nation (with Brombachgrund) within the south, Southern Spalt Hill Country in the northwest and north and a span of the Japanese Foreland of thespalter hill nation near the mouth of the Rezat to the left. It is surrounded by forests in a valley that opens to the east. NHN between Muhr am See within the southeast and Ornbau within the northwest and is bordered within the south by the Altmühlsee, within the east by the Mönchswald, within the north by the towns of Hirschlach and Heglau and within the west by the Altmühlzuleiter.