Saale
Also known as Saxon Saale, Thuringian Saale
fiume tedesco
AI overview
The Saale is a river in Germany that flows into the Elbe River as one of its major tributaries from the left side. It is an important waterway in central Germany, and the name "Saale" is also applied to smaller rivers in other regions of the country, which can make it worth distinguishing by its regional names—the Saxon Saale or Thuringian Saale.
AI-generated from the Wikipedia summary — may contain errors.
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- The Saale has its source in the Fichtel Mountains in northeastern Franconia (Bavaria) and flows into the Elbe at Barby, Saxony-Anhalt.
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- The Saale valley near Hof
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Article · Italiano
La Saale (Salas in latino) è un fiume tedesco lungo 413 km. Si forma presso Zell, nel massiccio del Fichtelgebirge in Baviera, e sfocia nell'Elba.
Abstract from DBpedia / Wikipedia · CC BY-SA
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