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Wieda is a
village and a
former muni****lity in the
district of Göttingen, in
Lower Saxony, Germany.
Since 1
November 2016, it is part of the muni****lity...
- The
Wieda is a
river in the
German states of
Lower Saxony and Thuringia. The
Wieda has its
source above the
village of
Wieda,
flows through the village...
- karst,
before reaching the
River Wieda beyond the
village of Obersachswerfen [de; nl] (belongs to Hohenstein). The
Wieda, too,
regularly dries up behind...
-
Austrian Broadcasting Corporation,
launched an
initiative in 2008
called Scho
wieda Steirisch g'redt to
highlight the
numerous dialects of Graz and
Styria in...
-
Osterode am Harz
Rossla Rottleberode Salza/Thüringen
Sangerhausen Sollstedt Wieda Woffleben Construction labor teams that
detained Poles Baubrigade 4 Baubrigade...
- JWD (janz weit draußen) =
Really far out
there Na Mann, du hast heut’ aba
wieda ’ne
Kodderschnauze (Literally: "Well, man, you have a bit of a
dirty snout...
- ("collective muni****lity") Walkenried,
which was
abolished in
November 2016 when
Wieda and
Zorge were
incorporated into the muni****lity. The
village was prin****lly...
- Mühlgraben,
formerly also
called Uffe, a
river of Thuringia,
Germany Uffe (
Wieda), a
river of
Lower Saxony and Thuringia,
Germany This
disambiguation page...
- the Söse and the Oder; the
latter being fed by the Sieber. The Zorge, the
Wieda and the Uffe all flow into the Helme. → See List of
hills in the Harz →...
- in
Central Germany,
immediately south of the Oder Dam and
northwest of
Wieda. At a
height of 720 m above sea
level (NN) it is the
highest mountain in...
