- Radebeul-
Weintraube station is in
Radebeul in the
German state of Saxony. It is
classified by
Deutsche Bahn as a
Haltepunkt (“halt”, that is it has no...
- line S1,
which serves four
stations in
Radebeul (Radebeul Ost, Radebeul-
Weintraube,
Radebeul Kötzschenbroda and Radebeul-Zitzschewig) on the Pirna–Coswig...
- From Dresden,
trains initially ran on the
already completed section to
Weintraube, and from
September 16, 1838, to Oberau. The
Leipzig station was not inaugurated...
- of
Radebeul at the
location of the
current Radebeul-
Weintraube station. The
section from
Weintraube via
Coswig to
Oberau was
opened on 3
November 1838...
-
Frechdachs "Ch****y Badger" Cesár
Sampson Singer RISK WIN WIN WIN SAFE OUT
Weintraube "Grape"
Elisabeth Görgl
Retired Ski
Racer WIN WIN RISK RISK OUT Wackeldackel...
-
Frechdachs "Ch****y Badger" Cesár
Sampson Singer RISK WIN WIN WIN SAFE OUT
Weintraube "Grape"
Elisabeth Görgl
Retired Ski
Racer WIN WIN RISK RISK OUT Wackeldackel...
- Dresden) 12 Radebeul-Zitzschewig 14 Radebeul-Kötzschenbroda 16 Radebeul-
Weintraube 18
Radebeul Ost 20 Dresden-Trachau 22 Dresden-Pieschen 23 Dresden-Bischofsplatz...
- The
section from
Dresden to
Weintraube was
opened on 19 July 1838 and at the same time the
modern Radebeul-
Weintraube station was
opened as the first...
- (4.32 km) 1838, 11 May: Gerichshain–Machern (2.93 km) 1838, 19 July:
Weintraube–Dresden (8.18 km) 1838, 31 July: Machern–Wurzen (8.00 km) 1838, 16 September:...
- up to a
millimeter in size have been found.
Other localities include:
Weintraube Mine, Lerbach,
Rosenhof veins, Clausthal-Zellerfeld, Harz,
Lower Saxony...
