- The
Erching transmitter was a
longwave broadcasting facility of the
Voice of America,
established in 1953 near
Erching, Bavaria, Germany. The transmitter...
-
Erching (French pronunciation: [ɛʁʃɛ̃]; German: Erchingen;
Lorraine Franconian: Erschinge) is a
commune in the
Moselle department of the
Grand Est administrative...
- The Afon
Erch is a
short river on the Llŷn peninsula, Gwynedd, Wales. It
arises near the
village of Llanaelhaearn,
flowing south and
southwest towards...
- Dürrheim was shut down. In 1979 new
transmitters came into service: in
Erching for
daytime longwave transmission and in 1980/81 in
Nordkirchen and Thurnau...
- Éguelshardt
Eincheville Elvange Elzange Enchenberg Ennery Entrange Epping Erching Ernestviller Erstroff Escherange Les Étangs
Etting Etzling Évrange Failly...
- farm) of
Erching.
Erching had a
manor house,
twelve houses, at
least one mill, and
probably also a
church in Oberkirch. In the 13th century,
Erching formed...
- Insi Orc "islands of the
young pigs". The
archipelago is
known as
Ynysoedd Erch in
modern Welsh and
Arcaibh in
modern Scottish Gaelic, the -aibh representing...
- TV)
Brotjacklriegl TV
Tower (FM, TV)
Aholming (LW, dismantled) (DLF)
Erching (LW, dismantled)
Ismaning (FM, MW and SW (dismantled)) Munich-Olympiaturm...
-
Baerenthal ****e
Bousseviller Breidenbach Éguelshardt
Enchenberg Epping Erching Goetzenbruck Hanviller Haspelschiedt Hottviller Lambach Lemberg Lengelsheim...
- "son of" Ap – (Welsh) "son of" Ferch,
Verch – (Welsh) "daughter of" Verch,
Erch – (Welsh) "daughter of" Af – (Danish, Swedish), Av (Norwegian) "of" Ālam...
