- people. The
first settlement is
believed to have lain on the bank of the
Kyrbach (another name for the
Hahnenbach although,
strictly speaking, it designates...
- Herrstein-Rhaunen,
whose seat is in Herrstein. The muni****lity lies in the
Kyrbach valley between the Lützelsoon (a small,
wooded plateau) to the southeast...
- like-named town. The muni****lity, a
rural residential community, lies in the
Kyrbach valley in the
central Hunsrück,
roughly 4 km
northwest of
Kirchberg and...
- like-named town. The muni****lity lies in the
central Hunsrück in the
Kyrbach valley, 2 km west of Kirchberg. The
rural residential community has an...
-
waterwheels refer to the
three mills that were once in the village, in the
Kyrbach valley. The
following are
listed buildings or
sites in Rhineland-Palatinate’s...
- to the east, the
district seat of Simmern. West of
Kirchberg lies the
Kyrbach valley, and to the east the
Kauerbach valley. To the town's
north runs...
-
clump village, lies in the
central Hunsrück.
Between the
village and the
Kyrbach valley lies the
Wacholderheide (“Juniper Heath”)
Conservation Area. Schwerbach...
- east. Two
kilometres to the village's east, the
Sohrbach empties into the
Kyrbach.
Through the
north of the muni****l area runs the old
Roman road, the so-called...
-
above sea
level known as the Hasensteil.
Between the flat
hollow of the
Kyrbach (brook) and a
small gulley in Mörßberg (a long
vanished village) towards...
- Hunsrück some 3 km
south of the town of Kirchberg, on the edge of the
Kyrbach valley. The name
Hecken derives from the Old High
German word hag, meaning...
