wadern造句

• Wadern consists of 14 villages with approximately 16.000 inhabitants.
• The line between Mariah黷te and Wadern was closed in November 1968.
• Regular freight traffic continued to Wadern until 30 May 1992.
• The tracks between Wadern and B黶chfeld were dismantled after 30 November 1993.
• It is part of the district Merzig-Wadern.
• It belongs to the municipality of Wadern.
• Passenger traffic between Wadern and Lebach and between Dillingen and Wadern ended on 30 May 1980.
• Passenger traffic between Wadern and Lebach and between Dillingen and Wadern ended on 30 May 1980.
• In terms of surface Wadern is the third largest municipality in Saarland after Saarbr點ken and St . Wendel.
• "' Losheim am See "'is a municipality in the district Merzig-Wadern, in Saarland, Germany.
• "' Wadern "'is a municipality in the German federal state Saarland which is situated in the southwest of Germany.
• "' Mettlach "'is a municipality in the district Merzig-Wadern, in Saarland, Germany, situated on the river Saar, approximately northwest of Merzig, and south of Trier.
• The station building of Illingen, Dirmingen, Eppelborn, Lebach, Primsweiler, Schmelz, Wadern-B黶chfeld and Wadern-Dagstuhl as well as the station buildings of the Hochwald Railway at Nonnweiler-Bierfeld and Nonnweiler-S鰐ern were all built in 1900 and showed great similarity to each other.
• The station building of Illingen, Dirmingen, Eppelborn, Lebach, Primsweiler, Schmelz, Wadern-B黶chfeld and Wadern-Dagstuhl as well as the station buildings of the Hochwald Railway at Nonnweiler-Bierfeld and Nonnweiler-S鰐ern were all built in 1900 and showed great similarity to each other.
• The "'Schimmelkopf "'or "'Weiskircher H鰄e "'is a mountain that rises in the Schwarzwalder Hochwald ( part of the Hunsr點k ) on the boundary between the counties of Trier-Saarburg ( Rhineland-Palatinate ) and Merzig-Wadern ( Saarland ) and, at, is the second highest peak in the German state of Saarland.
• Police identified the dead as Kaethi Studer, 65, of Mels, Switzerland; Lieselotte Fritzsch, 62, of Schwarzenbach, Germany; Nelly Galli, 63, of Wattwil, Switzerland; Irma Zoss-Fischer, 61, of Wadern, Switzerland; Hans Nyffenegger, 69, and Max Giger, 76, of Zurich; and Elizabeth-Charlotte Naef, 70, of Baden, Switzerland.