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Waischenfeld is a town in the
district of Bayreuth, in Bavaria, Germany. It is
situated in
Franconian Switzerland, 20 km
southwest of Bayreuth. It consists...
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Waischenfeld Castle (German:
Burgruine Waischenfeld) is a
ruined rock
castle on a
rocky plateau a few
metres west of the town of
Waischenfeld in the province...
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Betzenstein Creußen
Gefrees Goldkronach Hollfeld Pegnitz Pottenstein Waischenfeld Ahorntal Aufseß
Bindlach Bischofsgrün
Eckersdorf Emtmannsberg Fichtelberg...
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Waiblingen (Baden-Württemberg)
Waibstadt (Baden-Württemberg)
Waischenfeld (Bavaria) Waldbröl (North Rhine-Westphalia)
Waldeck (Hesse) Waldenbuch...
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through the
village Aufseß, and
flows into the
Wiesent near
Waischenfeld. List of
rivers of
Bavaria Complete table of the
Bavarian Waterbody Register...
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Wiesenttal 9198
Heiligenstadt in
Oberfranken 920 9201
Gesees 9202
Waischenfeld 9203
Neudrossenfeld 9204
Plankenfels 9205
Vorbach 9206
Obernsees 9207...
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Frederic Nausea, born
Friedrich Grau
about 1496 in
Waischenfeld, Germany; † 6
February 1552 in Trient, was the
Catholic Bishop of the
diocese of Vienna...
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Franconian Switzerland region of Bavaria, Germany. The
Zeubach is a left
tributary of the
Wiesent in the town of
Waischenfeld. List of
rivers of
Bavaria v t e...
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kleine Schweiz (Little Switzerland),
written by
Jakob Reiselsberger of
Waischenfeld, gave the
region its name. In 1829, a book by
German salesman and local...
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Oberkirchberg near Ulm
while the
staff was
moved to the tiny
village of
Waischenfeld near Bayreuth, Bavaria. The
building selected was the 17th
century Steinhaus...
