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Elbe valley

Elbetal {n}geogr.geol.

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Dresden Elbe Valley

Dresdner Elbtal {n}

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Elbe

Elbe {f}geogr.

Elbe ports

Elbehäfen {pl}geogr.naut.

Elbe estuary

Elbmündung {f}geogr.

Elbemündung {f}geogr.

Elbeästuar {n}geogr.

Elbe fisherman

Elbfischer {m}fishjobs

Lüttfischer {m} [plattd.] [Elbfischer]fishjobs

Elbe Germanic {adj}

elbgermanischethn.hist.ling.

Lower Elbe

Unterelbe {f}geogr.

Elbe Slavs

Elbslawen {pl}hist.

Elbe port

Elbehafen {m}geogr.naut.

Elbe Sandstone Mountains {pl}

Elbsandsteingebirge {n}geogr.

Old Elbe Tunnel

Alter Elbtunnel {m} [ugs.]geogr.transp.

St.-Pauli-Elbtunnel {m} [offiziell]geogr.transp.

Elbe River basin

Elbebecken {n}

(New) Elbe Tunnel

(Neuer) Elbtunnel {m}geogr.transp.

Lauenburg upon Elbe

Lauenburg {n} an der Elbegeogr.

Elbe Cycle Route

Elberadweg {m}geogr.travel

pollution of the Elbe

Elbverschmutzung {f}ecol.

bridge across the Elbe

Elbbrücke {f}

• From here the country slopes away to the Saale valley in the east and the Elbe valley in the northeast.
• Only further consultations can reveal whether problems similar to those in the former World Heritage Site Dresden Elbe Valley can be avoided.
• Around 1900, plans were laid for the construction of a mountain railway from the Elbe Valley to the Bastei, but these did not come to fruition.
• the Drawehn), the lowland areas of the old town belong to the Elbe valley water meadows ("Elbtalaue").
• Hřensko is situated at the confluence of the Kamenice and Elbe rivers, in the Elbe valley.

• Its parlour and the unheated bed chamber above it, which can be reached directly via a wall staircase, take up the building, which is turned by 45 degrees from the main building line and rises like a tower with three free-standing sides above the Elbe valley.
• The "Dresden balcony" offers a panoramic view of the city and the Elbe valley.
• Nearby, there is an important border crossing of the Elbe Valley railway en route to Dresden in Germany.
• The United Nations' cultural organization UNESCO declared the Dresden Elbe Valley to be a World Heritage Site in 2004.
• On the Saxon side of the border the term "Elbe Valley Cretaceous" is used, referring to a region stretching from Meißen-Oberau in the northwest through Dresden and Pirna into Saxon Switzerland, and which is formed by sandstones, planers and other rocks as well as basal conglomerates of older origin.

• is a hilly climbing area and national park around the Elbe valley south-east of Dresden in Saxony, Germany.
• Influences from the West were heard everywhere, because TV and radio that came from the "Klassenfeind" (enemy of the working class) could be received in many parts of the east, too (an exception being the area around Dresden, with its geographically disadvantageous position in the Elbe valley, giving it the nickname of "Valley of the Clueless" despite some Western radio being available).
• Situated west of the Elbe valley, the Stendal town centre is located some [...] west of Berlin, around [...] east of Hanover, and [...] north of the state capital Magdeburg.