- Val
Poschiavo (Lombard: Pus'ciaf, German:
Puschlav,
pronounced [pʊʃˈlaːf] ) is a
valley in the southern, Italian-speaking part of the
Swiss canton of Graubünden...
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Poschiavo (Italian: Poschiavo, Lombard: Pusciaaf, German:
Puschlav, Romansh:
Puschlav) is a muni****lity in the
Bernina Region in the
canton of Grisons...
- south,
there are far-reaching
views of the Palü Glacier, Lago Palu and the
Puschlav. The
station has
three through tracks and a siding. Two of the through...
- A
crotto (plural: crotti, in
Puschlav dialect -
singular and plural: crot) is a round, domed, one-roomed house.
Crotti represent a
special feature of the...
- self-managed
farms are
under contract to
Ricola in the Valais, Emmental,
Puschlav and the Jura Mountains, in
Central Switzerland and Ticino. They grow the...
- the
bishop of Chur in Vinschgau, Münstertal, in the
Lower Engadin and in
Puschlav. The
Matsch were
almost constantly feuding with the
bishops of Chur, of...
- hls-dhs-dss.ch (in German). 15 June 2020.
Retrieved 30
January 2024. "
Puschlav". hls-dhs-dss.ch (in German). 29
September 2011.
Retrieved 30
January 2024...
- inscription. The
colors are
those of the old
common judicial community of
Puschlav.
Buseno Calanca Cama
Castaneda Cazis ...
-
uppermost part of the
Albula valley. The Münster
valley (Münstertal) and
Puschlavs valley joined about 1498.
During the mid-15th
century the
League of God's...
-
roughly corresponded to
modern Grisons (without the
southern Misox and
Puschlav valleys), plus Liechtenstein,
parts of
Vorarlberg (the Ill
valley with...
