Marbach (Mergbach)

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Marbach is a small river of Hesse, Germany. It flows into the Mergbach in Gumpen.

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Marbach (Mergbach)
Kriemhildstraße, Reichelsheim (Odenwald)

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N 49.6909 °	E 8.8154 °

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Kriemhildstraße 57
64385 Reichelsheim (Odenwald)
Hesse, Germany
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