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Butjadingen (German pronunciation: [bʊtˈjaːdɪŋən]) is a
peninsula and muni****lity in the
Wesermarsch district, in
Lower Saxony, Germany.
Butjadingen...
- muni****lity of Saterland. In a
broader sense, it also
includes the
Butjadingen peninsula (former Rüstringen) and Land Wursten. Usually, only the people...
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throughout the
Middle Ages.
Notable 'peasant republics' in this area
included Butjadingen, Stadland, Stedingen, Land Wursten, Land
Hadeln and Dithmarschen. Some...
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against the
ports of
Bremerhaven and Nordenham. The
latter is on the
Butjadingen Peninsula. It then
merges into the
North Sea via two
highly saline, estuarine...
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Weser mouth and the Jade
Bight (a bay off the
North Sea)
enclose the
Butjadingen peninsula. The district's
largest town is
located here: Nordenham, which...
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count John V
invaded the
Weser and
North Sea
marshes of
Stadland and
Butjadingen with
mercenaries in
April 1499, to both of
which the Prince-Archbishopric...
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located at the
mouth (on the west bank) of the
Weser river on the
Butjadingen peninsula on the
coast of the
North Sea. The
seaport city of Bremerhaven...
- Nowadays, only a
small part of the
original territory remains,
namely the
Butjadingen peninsula. The
largest part of
historical Rüstringen has been lost to...
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Minsener Oog
artificially dredged Butjadingen²
Wesermarsch 2.2 3.5
uninhabited − Mellum³
Butjadingen²
Wesermarsch 4.9 6
uninhabited − East Frisian...
- Jade') with the low
moraine hills of
Friesische Wehde in the southwest,
Butjadingen ('outside the Jade') in the northeast,
which was an
island for almost...
