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Amrum (German pronunciation: [ˈamʁʊm] ; Öömrang
North Frisian: Oomram) is one of the
North Frisian Islands on the
German North Sea coast,
south of Sylt...
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Amrum may
refer to:
Amrum, one of the
North Frisian Islands Amrum Lighthouse, a
lighthouse on
Amrum Amrum Frisian, a
dialect spoken on
Amrum Amrumer Mühle...
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Amrum Frisian, also
known as Öömrang, is the
dialect of the
North Frisian language spoken on the
island of
Amrum in the
North Frisia region of Germany...
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dialects have
typically been
noted as distinct: Sylt
Frisian (Söl'ring) Föhr-
Amrum Frisian (Fering, Öömrang)
Heligolandic Frisian (Halunder)
Wiedingharde Frisian...
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Amrum Bank (German: Amrumbank, Danish:
Amrum Banke,
North Frisian: Oomrambeenk) is an
undersea bank in the
North Sea
approximately 54 km from
Amrum island...
- The
Amrum Lighthouse is
located in the
southern part of the
German island of
Amrum,
approximately 2 kilometres west of the
village of Wittdün, yet still...
- 8°21′20″E / 54.6530°N 8.3555°E / 54.6530; 8.3555 The
Talking Gravestones of
Amrum (German:
Sprechende Grabsteine), also
known as the Story-telling Gravestones...
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sheltered from the
storms of the
North Sea by its
neighbouring islands Sylt and
Amrum, so that Föhr's
vegetation is
thriving compared to that of the
other islands...
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Disappearance of
Josef Mengele, Wes Anderson’s The
Phoenician Scheme,
Fatih Akin’s
Amrum,
Arnaud Desplechin’s Une affaire,
Richard Linklater’s
Nouvelle Vague, Mascha...
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North Frisian mainland, and on the
North Frisian Islands of Sylt, Föhr,
Amrum, and the Halligs. It is also
spoken on the
islands of
Heligoland (deät Lun)...
