Glogn

The Glogn is a river in the Surselva region of the Swiss canton of Grissons. It is a tributary of the Anterior Rhine.

Course
The Glogn is sourced south of Vrin, on the slopes of various Alpine peaks including Piz Terri and Frunthorn. The stream initially runs in a northerly direction through a pronounced gorge, but turns to the north east after Vrin. Ut Uors, the Glogn meets the Vals Rhine and its valley, the Lumnezia, broadens. Shortly downstream of Pitasch, the river bends back to the north and exits the steep gorge that has characterised it thus far. The Glogn, now artificially channelized, makes for Ilanz and flows into the Anterior Rhine just east of the town.