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Aerial photos of Tübingen/Hirschau in Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

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From the southeast in the district Hirschau in Tübingen in the state Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

From the southeast

08/27/2019
View of the village at the edge of agricultural fields and usable areas in Hirschau in the district Hirschau in Tübingen in the state Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

View of the village at the edge of agricultural fields and usable areas in Hirschau

08/27/2019
From the southeast in the district Hirschau in Tübingen in the state Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

From the southeast

08/27/2019
Church building " St. Aegidius" in Hirschau in the district Hirschau in Tübingen in the state Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

Church building " St. Aegidius" in Hirschau

08/27/2019
Industrial and commercial area at the quarry lake with Wabra GmbH, Aicheler & Braun GmbH, concrete plant, Flammer construction company, Händle Härterei GmbH, Beton Kemmler GmbH, in Hirschau in the district Hirschau in Tübingen in the state Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

Industrial and commercial area at the quarry lake with Wabra GmbH, Aicheler & Braun GmbH, concrete plant, Flammer construction company, Händle Härterei GmbH, Beton Kemmler GmbH, in Hirschau

08/27/2019
Industrial and commercial area at the quarry lake with Wabra GmbH, Aicheler & Braun GmbH, concrete plant, Flammer construction company, Händle Härterei GmbH, Beton Kemmler GmbH, in Hirschau in the district Hirschau in Tübingen in the state Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

Industrial and commercial area at the quarry lake with Wabra GmbH, Aicheler & Braun GmbH, concrete plant, Flammer construction company, Händle Härterei GmbH, Beton Kemmler GmbH, in Hirschau

08/27/2019
TSVV Hirschau eV in the district Hirschau in Tübingen in the state Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

TSVV Hirschau eV

08/27/2019
Church building " St. Aegidius" in Hirschau in the district Hirschau in Tübingen in the state Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

Church building " St. Aegidius" in Hirschau

08/27/2019
View of the village at the edge of agricultural fields and usable areas in Hirschau in the district Hirschau in Tübingen in the state Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

View of the village at the edge of agricultural fields and usable areas in Hirschau

08/27/2019
View of the town from the west, showing the Rittweg industrial area in the district Hirschau in Tübingen in the state Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

View of the town from the west, showing the Rittweg industrial area

08/27/2019
Rittweg industrial area with Beton Kemmler in the district Hirschau in Tübingen in the state Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

Rittweg industrial area with Beton Kemmler

08/27/2019
District Hirschau in Tübingen in the state Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

Tübingen/Hirschau

08/27/2019
From the southwest in the district Hirschau in Tübingen in the state Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

From the southwest

08/27/2019
Wurmlingen Chapel - St. Remigius Chapel in the district Hirschau in Tübingen in the state Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

Wurmlingen Chapel - St. Remigius Chapel

06/09/2014
Gate Street Army Road in the district Hirschau in Tübingen in the state Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

Gate Street Army Road

06/07/2014
From the northwest in the district Hirschau in Tübingen in the state Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

From the northwest

06/07/2014
From the northwest in the district Hirschau in Tübingen in the state Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

From the northwest

06/07/2014
Bathers at the quarry lake Hirschau in the district Hirschau in Tübingen in the state Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

Bathers at the quarry lake Hirschau

08/02/2008
Below the Wurmlingen Chapel in the district Hirschau in Tübingen in the state Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

Below the Wurmlingen Chapel

08/02/2008
Wurmlingen Chapel - St. Remigius Chapel in the district Hirschau in Tübingen in the state Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

Wurmlingen Chapel - St. Remigius Chapel

08/02/2008
Wurmlingen Chapel - St. Remigius Chapel in the district Hirschau in Tübingen in the state Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

Wurmlingen Chapel - St. Remigius Chapel

08/02/2008
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