- The
Rienz (German pronunciation: [ˈriːɛnts] ; Italian:
Rienza [riˈɛntsa]) is a
river in
South Tyrol, Italy. Its
source is
located at 2,180 m of altitude...
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alpine plateau at
around 2200 m to 2400 m,
which here
forms the end of the
Rienz Valley (Valle
della Rienza).
There are
three small mountain lakes, the Zinnenseen...
- [ˈriːo di pusteˈriːa]) is a
comune (muni****lity) and a
village on the
Rienz in
South Tyrol in
northern Italy,
located about 40
kilometres (25 mi) northeast...
- and
Toblach in Italy,
where the Drau
empties into the
Black Sea and the
Rienz into the Adriatic.
Settlements are
often built on valley-floor
divides in...
- the
shallow valley floor called Toblacher Feld (Conca di Dobbiaco). The
Rienz river flows westwards through the
Puster Valley and the Drau
river flows...
- (perhaps an
ancient lake basin) and lies at the
confluence of the Ahr with the
Rienz,
which itself flows into the
Eisack river. Here the
northern Tauferer Ahrntal...
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Derjon Eggentaler Bach
Pfitscher Bach
Pflerscher Bach
Plima Ridnauner Bach
Rienz Ahr
Reinbach Antholzer Bach Gran Ega
Gsieser Bach
Pragser Bach Pfunderer...
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finally the
capital city of the province. In
Brixen it
merges with the
Rienz.
Several smaller cr****s are tributaries,
including the
Ridnauner Bach, the...
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February 2023.
Retrieved 9
August 2021 – via
Google Books.
Burns G, De
Rienz RT,
Baker DD,
Casavant M,
Spiller HA (June 2016).
Seifert SA,
Buckley N...
- the
Southern Longitudinal Valley (südlichen Längstalzug)
Puster Valley (
Rienz Valle–Toblach Field–upper
Drava (Drau) Valley)–Drava Valley–Klagenfurt Basin–Meža...
