Examples of using Western section in English and their translations into German
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The western section was not initially connected to the electronic interlocking at Velgast.
The castle walls, in particular the Western section, are near to collapse.
The province of Girona includes the western section of the Pyrenean mountain range.
The western section was to be reinforced with 68 concrete bunkers while the eastern, much shorter, with 25.
The western section between Celle and the banks of the Elbe near Dannenberg(Elbe)
In the western section of the Britzer Garten the completion of comprehensive building measures is enabling rainwater to be collected from roofs and paved surfaces.
Western section 25€/m², eastern section- 2011.
Between the western section of the city wall and St. Saviours Church.
To the western section, follow the directions to Concord center, above.
The western section of the bridge between San Francisco and Yerba Buena Island presented an enormous engineering challenge.
Location: western section of ErÃ̈ra- BrendÃ2l plateau,
Camp I, in the northern and western section, was the reception area and included the railway ramp, which could initially accommodate 10-15 wagons.
did not truly become part of Italy until 1947, and then only the western section.
The Mljet National Park covers the western section of the island which is, according to many, one of the most beautiful parts of the Adriatic.
The Hedge Theater can be found in the western section of Mirabell Gardens.
The Sillon Houiller separates the nonvolcanic western section from the volcanic central and eastern section. .
Geography==The Municipality of Kalayaan is located in the western section of the Province of Palawan.
The western section covers the area around North Bridge,
Encarta In the western section of Patagonia winter temperatures average about 0°C 32°F.
And in 1949 democracy was established only in the Western section of a Germany that had been divided into two states.