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The Müdisdorfer Kunstgraben with the section of the Müdisdorfer Rösche is an artificial ditch between Grosshartmannsdorf and Brand-Erbisdorf in the Erzgebirge from the 16th century. It was used indirectly as an additional supply of water for the Freiberg mining industry and is part of the Freiberg district waterworks, Grosshartmannsdorf, Grosshartmannsdorf, Saxony, Germany, Europe

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Photo12/imageBROKER/Sylvio Dittrich

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BRK24E82_125

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Non

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Droits gérés

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68,7Mo (8,7Mo) / 50,8cm x 33,9cm / 6000 x 4000 (300dpi)

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16th c. 16th century Bohemia Castell Castelo Church building Czech Czech Republic Czechia Erzgebirge Europe Europe's FRG Famous Place Fort castle Freiberg German German Federal Republic Germany Halsbrücke Human being Impact water Manpower Memorial Memorial site Mining Museum Monument No People Ore Mountains People Republic of Germany Saxon Section Staff UNESCO UNESCO World Heritage UNESCO World Heritage Site UNESCO site Unesco world Site Visitor mine World Heritage World Heritage Site architecture attraction castle church colliery culture defence work defense facility defensive fortification defensive work deserted empty fortification fortress geology heritage building historic historical history labor labour labourer landmark low mountain range mine miner mineralogy mining museum museum building no one nobody one piece part part of partly pearl barley pearled barley person piece place place of interest religious building rock sacral building sacred building serve service sight sixteenth century slice spot the 1500s tourist attraction tourist landmark tourist spot town tunnel uninhabited uplands vein village water waterfront work worker