Synonyms for remda or Related words with remda

teichel              grosselfingen              klettbach              eigeltingen              reinholterode              stadtlengsfeld              ortrand              dettighofen              oberlungwitz              ellhofen              schechingen              neukalen              mariaposching              gleisweiler              frickingen              mittelfr              schwanfeld              hartmannsdorf              hohenleuben              obererbach              bretzfeld              neusorg              treffurt              oldisleben              gersdorf              stadtkreise              schrozberg              kapsweyer              ohlsbach              immenhausen              bergtheim              billigheim              friolzheim              burladingen              marktsteft              wiatrowo              obernheim              heimsheim              alleshausen              rietheim              nenzingen              stauchitz              illingen              holleischen              nabburg              kaltennordheim              thedinghausen              wilhelmsdorf              vatterode              leinzell             



Examples of "remda"
The name of the zakaznik originates from the Remda River, a left tributary of the Zhelcha River, which flows in the zakaznik.
Remda-Teichel is a town in the district of Saalfeld-Rudolstadt, in Thuringia, Germany. It is situated 15 km northwest of Saalfeld, and 28 km southeast of Erfurt.
The textile industry was also important. It was concentrated in Apolda (mostly hosiery knitting mills) and Neustadt an der Orla. Other major textile plants could be found in Wenigenjena, Eisenach, Weida, Remda and Blankenhain. In 1895, the textile industry employed approximately people.
About 30 rivers flow into the lake. The largest are Velikaya and Emajõgi, smaller rivers include Zadubka, Cherma, Gdovka, Kuna, Torohovka, Remda, Rovya, Chernaya, Lipenka, Startseva, Borovka, Abija, Obdeh, Piusa, Võhandu, Kodza, Kargaya, Omedu, Tagajõgi and Alajõgi. The lake is drained by only one river, the Narva into the Baltic Sea.
Friedemann Bechmann was born in Elleben, a small town in the principality of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen, a short distance to the north of Erfurt. His father, Andreas Bechmann, was a church pastor originally from Remda, nearby. However, his father died in 1633 and after his mother, born Anna Maria Glass, also died, in 1637, he was taken in by his mother's brother, the physician Balthasar Glass, and grew up in Arnstadt. Later he was taken on by another of his mother's relatives, Salomo Glass, and educated at the gymnasium (secondary school) in Gotha where his teachers included and, between 1647 and 1649, Georg Heß.