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Oder River
Oder River Oder (Odra) Oder between Kienitz and Zollbrücke ... Watershed area 118,861 km² The Oder River (Czech/Polish: Odra, German: Oder, Ancient Latin ... Viadrus, Medieval Latin: Odera, Oddera) is a river in Central Europe. It begins in the ... part of the Oder-Neisse line. The river ultimately flows into the Szczecin Lagoon north ... into the Baltic Sea. Geography The Oder River is 854 km long: 112 in ...
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Ostravice u Frýdku Místku (translated from German)
Ostravice u Frýdku Místku Municipality Ostravice: Dreifaltigkeitskirche Ostravice (402 m ue. nn ) a municipality is ... Místek (Tschechien) on both banks of the river Ostrawitza at the foot of the highest ... in the municipality coat of arms shown. Ostravice is an important leisure center with ...
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Ostrawitza (translated from German)
Ostrawitza Emergence of the river Ostrawitza before old hammer Those Ostrawitza ( tschechisch: Ostravice) is right Nebenfluss that Oder in Ostrava ... left banks) and Schlesien (right banks). The river becomes for the name giver of the ... of two source rivers: White Ostrawitza (Bílá Ostravice) - rises at the Vysoká Black Ostrawitza (?erná Ostravice) - rises at the Bílý K?í? ...
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Frýdek Místek (translated from German)
... Místek) and the schlesischen Friedeck (Frýdek). The river Ostravice 1 forms since that. December 1928 the ... is on the right bank of the river, directly at the confluence with that Morávka ... Lhoty (Unterellgoth) | No?ovice (Noschowitz) | Nýdek (Niedek) | Ostravice (Ostrawitz) | Palkovice (Paulsdorf) | Paskov (Paskau) | Pazderna (Pasdierna ...
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Ostrava (translated from German)
... today's city name refers after the river Ostravice, which was called before times Ostrava. The ... and ava (sharp water or also rapid river course) to deduce. Geografie Ostrava lies in ... Lu?ina, Or (Odra), Oppa (Opava), Ostrawitza (Ostravice) between that Sudeten and Beskiden at the ...
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Pstru?í (translated from German)
... 1834 first Enamel table-ware at the river Ond?ejnice was manufactured. An important work ... Lhoty (Unterellgoth) | No?ovice (Noschowitz) | Nýdek (Niedek) | Ostravice (Ostrawitz) | Palkovice (Paulsdorf) | Paskov (Paskau) | Pazderna (Pasdierna ...
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Sawmill (translated from German)
... Wassermuehle Some Wiki examples of sawmills: Alm (river) , Areuse , Elzach , Kemi , Mariazellerbahn , Ostravice u Frýdku Místku , Literary: Novel Via Mala ...
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?ance?e?ice (translated from German)
... nn ) is nearby the emergence of the river Ostrawitza in the land register area of ... of Staré Hamry and the railroad line Ostravice - Bílá. Web on the left of Data ...
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Staré Hamry (translated from German)
... a village on both banks of the river Ostrawitza . The center of old hammer as ... Lhoty (Unterellgoth) | No?ovice (Noschowitz) | Nýdek (Niedek) | Ostravice (Ostrawitz) | Palkovice (Paulsdorf) | Paskov (Paskau) | Pazderna (Pasdierna ...
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Ostrava (translated from Spanish)
... the confluence of the rivers Oder and Ostravice. The city is capital of the region ... of the country. Located in the carboniferous river basin of Ostrava-Karviná, it is formed ...
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