wutach造句

• Most Ringzug services on the Wutach Valley Railway on weekdays begin in Leipferdingen rather than in Zollhaus-Blumberg so that the Wutach Valley Railway section between Leipferdingen and Zollhaus on weekdays is mostly also served by buses.
• Most Ringzug services on the Wutach Valley Railway on weekdays begin in Leipferdingen rather than in Zollhaus-Blumberg so that the Wutach Valley Railway section between Leipferdingen and Zollhaus on weekdays is mostly also served by buses.
• Geological issues in the Wutach Valley prevented taking a path in a southerly direction from Donaueschingen, and trains took a lengthy detour around the Swiss Canton of Schaffhausen to reach Singen, near Lake Constance, which was the ultimate destination.
• From the confluence where the river acquires the name Wutach, it flows ESE through a series of three gorges with a total length of more than and a maximum depth of ( see Wutach Gorge ) which has long been a tourist attraction.
• From the confluence where the river acquires the name Wutach, it flows ESE through a series of three gorges with a total length of more than and a maximum depth of ( see Wutach Gorge ) which has long been a tourist attraction.
• This is the highest waterfall in the Wutach Gorge and was, when backwater below a rock face of the Upper Muschelkalk, the Tannegg Waterfall ( named after the ruins of Old Tannegg Castle ) tumbles 15 metres over a bizarre tufa formation.
• At the " Wutachknie " the river is very close to the headwaters of the Danube, until the last glacial period the upper course of the Wutach was the headstream of the Danube catchment ( called " Feldbergdonau " ).
• Passenger services on the Marbach Bad D黵rheim railway were abandoned in 1953, the abandonment of passenger services on the Heuberg Railway followed in 1966 and the northern section of the Wutach Valley Railway from Lauchringen to Zollhaus-Blumberg had no scheduled passenger traffic from 1967.
• So the Central Wutach Region ( " Mittlere Wutachgebiet " ) lies between the natural regions of the Baar to the north and the Klettgau Hills ( " Klettgauer H黦elland " ) to the south, both of which are similar in terms of their bedrock.
• The "'Wutach Gorge "'( ) is a narrow, steep-sided valley in southern Germany through in the upper reaches of the River Wutach with three gorge-like sections, the lowest of which is also called the " Wutachfl黨en ".