Radibor
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Radibor is a community in the upper Lusatia in the federal state of Saxony in Germany. It is situated in about 10 km distance in northern direction to the city of Bautzen which is also the main city of the district of Bautzen to which Radibor belongs.
The city covers a surface of about 61,93 squarekilometers and had 3,607 inhabitants in April 2005. That means a low population-surface-ratio of just 58 inhabitants per skm, it is because of it consist out of several small villages - altogether about 23 of them which now form this big community. The community has first been mentioned in a written source in 1359. The name itself comes out of the Sorabian and means something like "place of the council". The minority of the Sorbs is still strongly influencing the spirit of the community.
