- The
Wyhra (in its
upper course: Wiera) is a
river of
Saxony and Thuringia, Germany. It is a
right tributary of the Pleiße,
which it
joins near Lobstädt...
- Nossen, Meißen district,
Saxony Eula (river), a
right tributary of the
Wyhra in
Saxony Eula, Berga, a
village in the
borough of Berga/Elster,
Greiz district...
- Neukirchen-
Wyhra (51°05′16″N 12°32′01″E / 51.0878°N 12.5335°E / 51.0878; 12.5335) The
station was
opened on 1 May 1902 as the halt of Neukirchen-
Wyhra; this...
- The Eula (German pronunciation: [ˈɔʏla]) is a
tributary of the
River Wyhra in
northwestern Saxony in Germany. It has a
length of 31
kilometres (19 mi)...
- Chemnitz, ca. 35 km
south of
Leipzig and 10 km
south of Borna. The
stream Wyhra flows through Frohburg. A south-north
section of
former B 95 connecting...
- Gößnitz, Regis-Breitingen, Rötha, Böhlen
Tributaries • left Koberbach,
Sprotte • right Paradiesbach,
Wyhra, Gösel
Inland ports none
Navigable no...
- the
region with
Germans from
Franconia in
villages between the
Mulde and
Wyhra rivers.
According to
James Westfall Thompson, the "real
Germanisation of...
- Leipzig.
Borna is
located about 30 km (19 mi)
south of Leipzig. The
river Wyhra flows through the town. The
surrounding landscape has been
influenced by...
- needed] The
castle stands on a hill
overlooking the
valley of the
river Wyhra in
central Saxony. It is
situated on the
border with Thuringia. The castle...
- July
Opened in 1959, the new
consumer outlet. Also, the
bridge over the
Wyhra and a mill race was
built in 1959. A new
weighbridge and a
weighing house...
