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Arnsdorf, Bautzen District, Saxony, Germanyi
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ArnsdorfMunicipality
Bautzen DistrictDistrict
SaxonyState
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Neighbouring regions:
Großharthau, Bautzen District, Saxony, Germany
Großröhrsdorf, Bautzen District, Saxony, Germany
Radeberg, Bautzen District, Saxony, Germany
Type:
Municipality
Mindat Locality ID:
335704
Long-form identifier:
mindat:1:2:335704:3
GUID (UUID V4):
0
Other Languages:
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French:
Arnsdorf, Bautzen, Saxe (Land), Allemagne
German:
Arnsdorf, Bautzen, Sachsen, Deutschland
Italian:
Arnsdorf, circondario di Bautzen, Sassonia, Germania
Russian:
Арнсдорф, Баутцен, Саксония (земля), Германия
Simplified Chinese:
阿尔恩斯多夫, 包岑, 萨克森自由州, 德国
Spanish:
Arnsdorf, Bautzen, Sajonia, Alemania
Bashkir:
Арнсдорф, Саксония, Германия
Basque:
Arnsdorf, Saxonia, Alemania
Catalan:
Arnsdorf, Districte de Bautzen, Saxònia, Alemanya
Dutch:
Arnsdorf, Landkreis Bautzen, Saksen (deelstaat), Duitsland
Esperanto:
Arnsdorf, Distrikto Bautzen, Saksio, Germanio
Estonian:
Arnsdorfi vald, Bautzeni kreis, Saksimaa, Saksamaa
Farsi/Persian:
آرنسدورف, باوتسن, زاکسن, آلمان
Hungarian:
Arnsdorf, Bautzen járás, Szászország, Németország
Kazakh (Cyrillic Script):
Арнсдорф, Баутцен, Саксония еркін мемлекеті, Германия
Kyrgyz:
Арнсдорф, Германия
Lower Sorbian:
Warnoćicy, Budyšyn, Sakska, Nimska
Macedonian:
Арнсдорф, Бауцен, Саксонија, Германија
Malay:
Arnsdorf, Bautzen, Sachsen, Jerman
Occitan:
Arnsdorf, Saxònia (land), Alemanha
Polish:
Arnsdorf, Budziszyn, Saksonia, Niemcy
Portuguese:
Arnsdorf, Bautzen, Saxônia, Alemanha
Romanian:
Arnsdorf, Bautzen, Saxonia, Germania
Serbian:
Арнсдорф, Будишин, Саксонија, Њемачка
Serbo-Croatian:
Arnsdorf, Budišin, Saksonija, Njemačka
Ukrainian:
Арнсдорф, Бауцен, Саксонія, Німеччина
Upper Sorbian:
Warnoćicy, Wokrjes Budyšin, Sakska, Němska
Uzbek (Latin Script):
Arnsdorf, Bautzen, Saksoniya, Germaniya
Vietnamese:
Arnsdorf, Bautzen, Sachsen, Đức
Volapük:
Arnsdorf, Saxän, Deutän
Waray:
Arnsdorf, Bautzen, Sachsen, Alemanya


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Wikipedia:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arnsdorf
Wikidata ID:Q93210
GeoNames ID:6548711


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