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- including Asel-Süd Basdorf Buchenberg Dor****er Ederbringhausen Harbshausen Herzhausen Kirchlotheim Marienhagen Niederorke Obernburg Oberorke Schmittlotheim...
- medieval Ittergau, which is named after it, and into the Edersee in Vöhl-Herzhausen. List of rivers of Hesse Water map service of the Hessian Ministry for...
- door-to-door sausage donations that they s**** for the attendant festival). Herzhausen was for a long time an independent community, but is now a constituent...
- winding road. The lake stretches from the joining of a tributary, short of Herzhausen, in the west to the dam aforesaid. Beyond an intermittent band of tree-lined...
- valleys of the Kuhbach and the Itter (which requires two tunnels) to Herzhausen, past the beginning of the Edersee. The railway line then follows the...
- direction through the centres of Wolfgruben, Dautphe, Mornshausen and Herzhausen on its way to Gladenbach. The nearest Autobahnen are Bundesautobahn 45...
- At the same time, free-cutting work began in 2005 in the Frankenberg-Herzhausen section to reactivate the section of line. With the financial support...
- western part of the range. The hill summit is about 800 metres east of Herzhausen and 800 metres south of the Eichelhardt (465 m). It is about 1.7 kilometres...
- Highlands (Wildunger Bergland) 344.3 Große Hardt 344.4 Herzhausen-Hemfurth Eder Valley (Herzhausen-Hemfurther Edertal) 344.5 Lower Kellerwald (Niederkellerwald)...
- west, near Dautphetal-Herzhausen Eichelhardt (465 m) – northwest Dusenberg (457 m) – extreme west, near Dautphetal-Herzhausen Hornberg (451 m) – extreme...