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Chur is the
capital and
largest town of the
Swiss canton of the
Grisons and lies in the
Grisonian Rhine Valley,
where the
Rhine turns towards the north...
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Churs (Persian: چورس) is a
village in, and the
capital of,
Churs Rural District of the
Central District of
Chaypareh County, West
Azerbaijan province,...
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Chur (German:
Bischof von
Chur) is the
ordinary of the
Diocese of
Chur in Grisons,
Switzerland (Latin:
Dioecesis Curiensis). A
Bishop of
Chur is first...
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Chur (Russian: Чур) is a
Slavic pseudo-deity
speculated in 19th
century to
exist in
Slavic mythology.
Leonard Arthur Magnus wrote that this god was reconstructed...
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populous of its 17
villages was
Churs, with 2,081 people. Iran
portal OpenStreetMap contributors (25
September 2024). "
Churs Rural District (Chaypareh County)"...
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Lucius of
Chur (German:
Lucius von
Chur or
Luzius von
Chur) is a
legendary Swiss saint,
priest and bishop. He was born in
Britain or, more likely, in Prättigau...
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University of
Georgia in the 1950s, and was the
direct predecessor to the Cap-
Chur equipment used
worldwide for decades. In the
early 1960s, a team in Kenya...
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Chur or
chur in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Chur is a city in Switzerland.
Chur or
CHUR may also
refer to: Prince-Bishopric of
Chur, an ecclesiastical...
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Hallenstadion is an
arena in
Chur, Switzerland. It is
primarily used for ice
hockey and is the home
arena of EHC
Chur.
Hallenstadion holds 6,545 people...
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Headquartered in
Chur, the RhB
operates all the
railway lines of the
Swiss canton of Grisons,
except for the line from
Sargans to the
cantonal capital,
Chur, which...
