- The
Nerother Kopf is the
conical hill of an
extinct volcano (a
cinder cone) near
Neroth in the
Eifel mountains. It is 651.7 m above sea
level (NHN) and...
- (Belgium) Döhmberg 653.2
Dockweil Volcanic Eifel 276.81
Limestone Eifel Nerother Kopf 651.7 Daun-Manderscheid
Volcanoes 270.50
Moselle Eifel unnamed summit...
- Ottweiler, 1957 Nerohm: Die
letzten Wandervögel: Burg
Waldeck und die
Nerother.
Geschichte einer Jugendbewegung.
Deutscher Spurbuchverlag, Baunach, 2002...
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nearby mountains, the
Nerother Kopf, is
found the Freudenkoppe, a
castle ruin, near
which is the old
millstone quarry where the
Nerother Wandervogel youth...
- of Vulkaneifel; with a
transmission mast on its
south summit –
Tertiary Nerother Kopf, 651.7 m (2,140 ft),
county of Vulkaneifel; with the
castle ruins...
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considered to be the
founder of the "
Nerother Wandervogel -
Federation for the
Establishment of the
Rhenish Youth Castle" (
Nerother Wandervogel - Bund zur Errichtung...
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Irrel e.V.. – Irrel. Buhrke, Heinz-Jürgen:
Radschieben in Neroth. In:
Nerother Hefte. - 14 (2000),
Seite 18–22. - Ill. Hrsg.:
Heimatverein Neroth. – Neroth...
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Second highest elevation in the
Vulkan Eifel, lies
between Ernstberg and
Nerother Kopf; site of
transmission tower of SWR’s
Eifel Transmitter Burgberg ("castle...
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journalist at the 7th
World Scout Jamboree in Bad Ischl,
director of the de:
Nerother Wandervogel, co-founder of the
independent Balduinstein educational institution...
- architect,
Rudolph Arthur Zichner, from
Wiesbaden and made
available for the
Nerother Wandervogel - a
youth group. In 1953, Hans
Spiegel bought the
castle and...
