wutach造句

• In Boll is the Wutach Gorge which runs into the Rhine.
• The stretch of the Wutach is the site of two remarkable railways.
• The Wutach Gorge is part of the Southern Black Forest Nature Park.
• In 1953, the cavern-like Old Wutach H鰎nle.
• This would mean that the currently insignificant Wutach at the Wutach Gorge near Blumberg.
• This would mean that the currently insignificant Wutach at the Wutach Gorge near Blumberg.
• The Wutach Valley Railway, another railway, has its southern terminus in Waldshut-Tiengen.
• Parts of its right-hand pulpit collapsed in 1983 about 80 metres into the Wutach.
• Together with the town of Blumberg the museum railway of Wutach Valley Railway was opened in 1977.
• Immediately below the Boller Waterfall cascades for 40 metres in two stages into the Wutach from the right.
• Therefore, passenger traffic on the Wehra Valley Railway and the Wutach Valley Railway were already closed in 1971.
• The Ornatenton Formation is composed mainly of mudstone with some Wutach area it is replaced by the Wutach Formation.
• The Ornatenton Formation is composed mainly of mudstone with some Wutach area it is replaced by the Wutach Formation.
• The community of Titisee lies on the north shore of Titisee, a lake in the eastern Wutach ( Furious Water ).
• Roughly opposite is the " M黱zloch ", the longest cave of the Wutach Gorge, 84 metres in length.
• The year 1262 was significant in that the Count of Lupfen enclosed an oval area on a mountain spur above the Wutach valley.
• These include the Trossingen Railway and parts of the Breg Valley Railway, the Wutach Valley Railway and districts participate in the project.
• The Wutach Valley Railway runs along the border between Baden-W黵ttemberg and Switzerland, linking Waldshut-Tiengen with Immendingen on the Black Forest Railway.
• The spectacular'Wutach Gorge', now a nature reserve and conservation area known as the " Grand-Canyon des Schwarzwaldes ".
• They purchased the Lauferberg at some point, in 1457 they bought the Vogtei Wunderklingen an der Wutach and in 1507 the weir and water mill.