trachsellauenen造句

• Mines were built in the Trachsellauenen area in the upper valley beginning in the late 16th century.
• An iron smelter was built in Zweil黷schinen ( now part of G黱dlischwand ) in 1715 to process the iron ore from Trachsellauenen.
• By 1346, the Walser villages of Lauterbrunnen, Gimmelwald, M黵ren, Sichellauenen and Trachsellauenen all had village governments and a certain amount of independence from the Monastery.
• Located at the head of the Lauterbrunnen valley at the south end, the area had iron ore near Trachsellauenen and the ruins of an ore smelting plant still exist.
• Part of the area near Trachsellauenen was deforested for mining and grazing, and so has been declared a protected natural area ( " Naturschutzgebiet " ) to keep it in its present condition.