Klinge

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Klinge (Lower Sorbian: Klinka) is a village in the Lower Lusatia region, east of the city of Cottbus in Brandenburg. It is a part (Gemeindeteil) of the municipality of Wiesengrund. In 1880, the village had a population of 376, almost exclusively Sorbian by ethnicity.

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Klinge
Alt Sergener Weg, Wiesengrund

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N 51.743333333333 °	E 14.518888888889 °

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Alt Sergener Weg

Alt Sergener Weg
03149 Wiesengrund (Gosda - Gózd)
Brandenburg, Germany
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