Editing Moselle (section)

=== River sections ===
The section of the Moselle from the [[France]]–[[Germany]]–[[Luxembourg]] [[tripoint]] near [[Schengen, Luxembourg|Schengen]] to its confluence with the [[Saar (river)|Saar]] near [[Konz]] shortly before [[Trier]] is in Germany known (geographically incorrectly{{Citation needed|reason=this section of the Moselle is geographically upland of the middle and lower sections, therefore it's the upper section - if the article will state it is incorrect contrary to riparian convention there should be a clear citation|date=July 2021}}) as the [[Upper Moselle]]. The section from Trier to [[Pünderich]] is the [[Middle Moselle]], the section between Pünderich and its mouth in Koblenz as the [[Lower Moselle]] or Terraced Moselle (''Terrassenmosel''). Characteristic of the Middle and Lower Moselle are its wide [[meander]]s cut deeply into the highlands of the [[Rhenish Massif]], the most striking of which is the ''Cochemer Krampen'' between [[Bremm]] and [[Cochem]]. Also typical are its vineyard terraces.

From the tripoint the Moselle marks the entire Saarland–Luxembourg border.