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- Flattnitz P**** (el. 1,400 metres [4,593 ft]) is a high mountain p**** in the Austrian Alps. The p**** is located in the state of Carinthia, connecting Glödnitz...
- river, a tributary of the Gurk, in the northwestern Gurktal Alps. The Flattnitz P**** in the north leads to the Mur valley in Styria; Glödnitz also borders...
- Buchener Höhe Dienten Eibegg Eisentalhöhe Faschina Feistritz Fern Filzen Flattnitz Flexen Furkajoch Fuscher Törl Gaberl Gailberg Gerichtsberg Gerlos Grießen...
- Zwein Glödnitz (Slov.: Glodnica) (828) Altenmarkt, Bach, Brenitz, Eden, Flattnitz, Glödnitz, Grai, Hohenwurz, Jauernig, Kleinglödnitz, Laas, L****enberg...
- Buchener Höhe Dienten Eibegg Eisentalhöhe Faschina Feistritz Fern Filzen Flattnitz Flexen Furkajoch Fuscher Törl Gaberl Gailberg Gerichtsberg Gerlos Grießen...
- Buchener Höhe Dienten Eibegg Eisentalhöhe Faschina Feistritz Fern Filzen Flattnitz Flexen Furkajoch Fuscher Törl Gaberl Gailberg Gerichtsberg Gerlos Grießen...
- Devon, and Ellesmere Islands. It is named after the Austrian village of Flattnitz, in the Gurktaler Alpen. This petite perennial plant grows at ground level...
- Weitensfeld-Flattnitz. After a referendum, the muni****lities of Deutsch-Griffen, Glödnitz and Weitensfeld became independent again in 1991. A part of Flattnitz initially...
- Buchener Höhe Dienten Eibegg Eisentalhöhe Faschina Feistritz Fern Filzen Flattnitz Flexen Furkajoch Fuscher Törl Gaberl Gailberg Gerichtsberg Gerlos Grießen...
- east, within the Gurktal Alps they are bounded by a line from Gurk via Flattnitz P**** (1,400 m (AA)) to the Paalbach stream. The Nock Mountains may be...