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Lustnau is a
subdivision in the
northeastern part of Tübingen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. It was an
independent muni****lity
until 1934, when it became...
- city districts: Französisches
Viertel Österberg Schönblick/Winkelwiese
Lustnau Südstadt Universität Waldhäuser Ost
Wanne Weststadt Zentrum Outer districts:...
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Unterjesingen and Tübingen,
before it
discharges into the
Neckar at Tübingen-
Lustnau after 22.6
kilometres (14.0 mi).
Origin of the
Ammer are
Ammer springs...
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outstanding social commitment. That same year, a
street in Tübingen's
Lustnau district was also
named in Käsemann's honor. The
Elisabeth Käsemann Foundation...
- atop the
summer refectory, a 14th-century
addition by
abbot Konrad von
Lustnau. In 1342, the
County of Württemberg
gained sovereignty over Bebenhausen...
- (right
tributary at Tübingen, 25.1 km)
Ammer (left
tributary at Tübingen-
Lustnau, 22.5 km)
Echaz (right
tributary at Kirchentellinsfurt, 22.8 km) Erms (right...
- to the city of Tübingen, Anna Bosch, who has
lived since the
divorce in
Lustnau with her
daughter Paula Zundel and Paula's
husband Friedrich Zundel became...
- Reutlingen-Betzingen 345 m 40.0
Wannweil 42.2
Kirchentellinsfurt 312 m 45.9 Tübingen-
Lustnau 46.3 Tübingen
freight yard
Steinlach Tübingen
Neckaraue Hp (planned) 48...
- Schwöbber
Castle (in
Aerzen for
Hilmar von Münchhausen) Jörg
Unkair from
Lustnau near Tübingen: the
Residenz of
Neuhaus near Paderborn, the 1532
water castle...
- 1739–1794),
South Tyrolese impresario and
playwright from Laas
Ulrich of
Lustnau (Udalricus de Lustnow;
around 1102),
around 1100
witness to a donation...
