Mainroth station

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Mainroth station is a railway station in the Mainroth district of the town of Burgkunstadt, located in the Lichtenfels district in Upper Franconia, Germany.

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Mainroth station
Bahnweg,

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N 50.1208 °	E 11.3191 °

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Mainroth

Bahnweg
96224
Bavaria, Germany
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