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Holtenau (German pronunciation: [ˈhɔltənaʊ̯] ; Danish: Holtenå) is a
district of Kiel, on the
southeastern part of the
Danish Wahld. It was historically...
- widened, and
links the
North Sea at Brunsbüttel to the
Baltic Sea at Kiel-
Holtenau. An
average of 460 km (290 mi) is
saved by
using the Kiel
Canal instead...
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small regional airport in Kiel, Germany. It is
located in the
borough of
Holtenau, 8.3 km (5.2 mi)
north of the city centre. It is
registered as a public...
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Rotterdam (1987)
Dutch tugboat Watergeus towing a
barge in the
locks at Kiel-
Holtenau Ship
surrounded by tug boats, Sydney, 1942]
Eppleton Hall, a paddlewheel...
- segment,
eventually 34
kilometres (21 mi) long,
began in July 1777 at
Holtenau on the
Baltic s****
north of Kiel,
proceeding to
Knoop by the following...
- Holstein,
connecting the
North Sea at Brunsbüttel to the
Baltic at Kiel-
Holtenau. The
Eider is the
longest river of the
Jutland peninsula.
Holstein is one...
- and
temperature data from 1
January 1974 to the
present are from Kiel-
Holtenau. Kiel has
about 40 districts, but
there is no
standard division. The districts...
- FLM
Aviation was a
German aviation company based at Kiel-
Holtenau Airport. The
company was
founded in 1976 by Ernst-Otto
Mohrdiek near
Hamburg Airport...
- imprisoned. The only stop the
squadron made on its way to Kiel was in
Holtenau,
where nearly 150
mutineers were put
under arrest to be
transported to...
- The
first Kommando der
Marineflieger was
created in July 1956 in Kiel-
Holtenau and
elevated to
divisional level in 1964,
renamed to Marinefliegerkommando...
