The section of the Rába River below Ivánc and Csákány is geographically the place where the river moves from the southern edge of the wide valley to its northern edge. The two streams running parallel to it: Down to Csákány, the Vörös Creek is on the left bank, while on the south side, down to Sárvár, the Csörnöc and Herpenyő. At high water levels, the area between the river and the streams becomes almost like a sea. The drawing shows the location of the endangered areas and the proposal for river management. On the northern edge of the drawing you can see the sketchy drawing of Batthyány Castle and the English Garden.