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Niederriedsee

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ETH BIB Niederried Stausee, aufwärts von Pkt. 468 (Rübach Mündung) Dia 247 15552 b
ETH BIB Niederried Stausee, aufwärts von Pkt. 468 (Rübach Mündung) Dia 247 15552 b

Niederriedsee (or Stausee Niederried) is a reservoir formed by the Niederried dam on the Aar River in the Canton of Berne, Switzerland. It is named after the nearby village Niederried bei Kallnach.

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ETH BIB Niederried Stausee, aufwärts von Pkt. 468 (Rübach Mündung) Dia 247 15552 b
ETH BIB Niederried Stausee, aufwärts von Pkt. 468 (Rübach Mündung) Dia 247 15552 b
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