NEUENAHR  , a

spa of Germany, in the Prussian Rhine province, situated at the foot of a basalt peak, in the pleasant valley of the Ahr, to m . N.W. of Remagen on the Rhine by the railway to Adenau . Pop . (29o5) 3388 . It is well laid out, has an Evangelical and two Roman Catholic churches, and carries on a considerable trade in the red wines of the district . There are five alkaline springs with temperatures from 69° to 102° F., the waters of which are specific in chronic catarrh of the respiratory organs, gout, rheumatism and diabetes . In the immediate vicinity lies the Apollinaris spring . See Schmitz, Erfahrungen fiber Bad Neuenahr (5th ed., Ahrweiler, 1887) ; and Schwenke, Die Kurmittel des Bades Neuenahr (Halle, 1900) .