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Offendorf (French pronunciation: [ɔfəndɔʁf]) is a
commune in the Bas-Rhin
department in
Grand Est in north-eastern France.
Communes of the Bas-Rhin department...
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Beinheim and Marckolsheim, Seltz, Fort-Louis, Dalhunden, Drusenheim,
Offendorf,
Gerstheim and Rhinau.
There are 320
companies located in this port, employing...
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Neuburg am Rhein)
Moder (near Neuhäusel)
Sauer (near Seltz) Ill (near
Offendorf, France)
Birsig (in Basel, Switzerland)
Right tributaries: Selz (in Ingelheim...
- In the
Petit Ried,
three rivers flow into the
Rhine River: the Ill in
Offendorf the
Moder in
Beinheim the
Sauer in Munchhausen,
which actually takes its...
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Oberschaeffolsheim Obersoultzbach Obersteinbach Odratzheim Oermingen Offendorf Offwiller Ohlungen Ohnenheim Olwisheim Orschwiller Osthoffen Osthouse...
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occupied a
bridgehead including the
towns of Herrlisheim, Drusenheim, and
Offendorf north of Strasbourg.
South of Strasbourg,
German troops in the Colmar...
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Schaffhouse (13) 0–6 AS
Hunspach (8) 257. FC
Oberhoffen (10) 3–0 ES
Offendorf (13) 258. AS
Forstfeld (12) 1–3 AS
Kurtzenhouse (11) 259. AS Kilstett...
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German Army
attacked at 0745. The 232nd held the
towns of Gambsheim,
Offendorf, Herrlisheim, and Kilstett. In the town of Gambsheim,
enemy tanks and...
- athlete. He is a
multiple time
national champion in the long jump. From
Offendorf in Bavaria,
until the age of 16 his
focus was on football,
taking up athletics...
- northwest,
Drusenheim to the northeast,
Gambsheim to the
southwest and
Offendorf to the southeast. The area is
crossed by the Zorn,
Moder and Kleinebach...
