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Haufendorf (German pronunciation: [ˈhaʊfn̩ˌdɔʁf] ) is an
enclosed village with
irregular plots of land and
farms of
greatly differing scale, usually...
- the foot of the Choralpe. The
parish consists of a
clustered village (
Haufendorf) and
other hamlets and
farmsteads in the
surrounding area, as well as...
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county of Minden-Lübbecke in
North Germany. The
former clustered village (
Haufendorf) is the
second most
populous village today in the borough. A
stream flows...
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Appenzell foothills, the
Buchberg and Lake Constance. It
consists of the
haufendorf village (an irregular,
unplanned and
quite closely packed village, built...
-
Hinterrhein district,
after 2017 it was part of the
Viamala Region. It is a
haufendorf (an irregular,
unplanned and
quite closely packed village,
built around...
- a
relatively long period.
Villages before the
Ostsiedlung were of the
Haufendorf type, the
houses were
built in
close proximity to each
other without a...
- forms; others, however,
retain the
clear nucleated structure to this day.
Haufendorf, a type of
enclosed village in Germany,
Austria and
Switzerland Daniel...
- 1938 into
Landkreis Ehingen [de].
After World War II, Altheim,
still a
haufendorf with two
separate town centers,
began an
urban spread to the west. As...
- was
already winegrowing in Rüdesheim. The town's
origin as a
Frankish Haufendorf (roughly: "clump village") can
still be seen on today's town maps. Rüdesheim...
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located in the Muri district, on the
Reuss river. It
consists of the
haufendorf village (an irregular,
unplanned and
quite closely packed village, built...
