weitnau造句

• Around 1834 Weitnau was finally referred to as " Weidnau ".
• Weitnau has been recognized as a climatic health resort since December 2005.
• It is certain that in 1250 Weitnau was mentioned as " Witenove ".
• Weitnau is situated in the Allg鋟 region in the foothills of the Bavarian Alps.
• The name Weitnau is derived from the earliest names given to settlements in the valley.
• The Alttrauchburg can be reached via signposted hiking trails in approximately an hour from Weitnau.
• In 1985, the market town of Weitnau began the renovation and development of the Trauchburg.
• It is believed that Weitnau was mentioned for the first time in 726 as " Witunavia ".
• Weitnau's cross-country skiing network has its starting point here and is regularly tracked from here.
• Towards the end of the war, in April 1945, Weitnau was occupied first by American troops took over occupation duties in Weitnau.
• Towards the end of the war, in April 1945, Weitnau was occupied first by American troops took over occupation duties in Weitnau.
• Before it was ceded to Bavaria under the peace treaties of Br黱n and Pressburg in 1805, Weitnau belonged to the Austrian House of Bregenz-Hohenegg.
• ""'Adler Guesthouse "'; guesthouse in the town of Weitnau which used to house the official chambers of the House of Bregenz-Hohenegg.
• As early as in the 13th century, Weitnau was an administrative center, the legal domicile of the House of Bregenz-Hohenegg and enjoyed the right to hold a market.
• Such names can be traced back to the 8th century A . D . when a settlement in the Weitnau valley was referred to as " Witunavia ", possibly an Old High German name.
• The town Weitnau lies in a valley bordered to the north by the Sonneck mountain ( elev . 1109 m . ) and to the south by the Hauchenberg mountain ( elev . 1243 m . ).
• Around 950 metres south-southeast of the top of the Schwarzer Grat on the state border rises the peak of the Raggenhorn ( ); beyond that is the Weitnau village of Wengen ( Bavaria ).
• Rechtis-Hellengerst, then only a rural community, voluntarily joined the municipality of Weitnau in 1963, in 1973 the municipality of Wengen was incorporated into the municipality of Weitnau when a regional reorganization of municipalities in Bavaria took place.
• Rechtis-Hellengerst, then only a rural community, voluntarily joined the municipality of Weitnau in 1963, in 1973 the municipality of Wengen was incorporated into the municipality of Weitnau when a regional reorganization of municipalities in Bavaria took place.
• The municipality consists of the town Weitnau and the villages of Seltmans, Sibratshofen, Kleinweiler, Hellengerst, Rechtis and Wengen; in addition to that there are several small hamlets, most notably Waltrams, Gerholz, Engelhirsch, Eisenbolz, Ettensberg, Klausenm黨le and Weilerle.