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Rungholt was a low-lying
settlement in
North Frisia, in what was then the
Danish Duchy of Schleswig. The area
today lies in Germany.
Rungholt was flooded...
- into islands, and
wiping out
entire towns and districts.
These included Rungholt, said to have been
located on the
island of
Strand in
North Frisia, Ravenser...
- lost
permanently to the sea,
including the now
legendary lost city of
Rungholt. In the 20th century, the
North Sea
flood of 1953
flooded several nations'...
- lost. The
outlines of
Strand changed significantly,
nowadays legendary Rungholt reportedly being amongst the now
sunken places. The
Hallig island of Südfall...
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Hedeby Rungholt –
Wadden Sea in Germany, sunk
during the "Grote Mandrenke", a
storm surge in the
North Sea on
January 16, 1362
Niedam – near
Rungholt Vineta...
- islets.
Similar storm surge destruction occurred in 1362 when the town of
Rungholt and 28
churches (out of 59 at that time) with the ****ociated
villages perished...
- the
bottom of the sea. The best-known
example is the
small seaport of
Rungholt,
which was destro**** by a
storm surge in 1362. The
island of
Strand vanished...
- the flood,
which laid
waste to much of
Strand and
submerged the city of
Rungholt,
three small islands were
removed from the area of Strand: Südfall, Nübell...
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Hottentotten 3
Helgoland Seagulls Women from
Rungholt (Chorus) Men from
Rungholt (Chorus) The
Mayor of
Rungholt (pla**** by
Willy the Second)
Adventure beckons...
-
created a
great part of the
Wadden Sea and
caused the end of the city of
Rungholt; 25,000 to 40,000 deaths,
according to some
sources 100,000
deaths 1404...
