Neutraubling

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Neutraubling is a small industrial town with about 13.000 inhabitants in the state of Bavaria in southern Germany, in the district of Regensburg.

The town exists only since 1951. After the second world war displaced Germans from the east parts of the Reich settled in the ruins of the bombed military airport. Today it is an important industrial site.

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Cities and towns in Regensburg

Alteglofsheim | Altenthann | Aufhausen | Bach | Barbing | Beratzhausen | Bernhardswald | Brennberg | Brunn | Donaustauf | Duggendorf | Hagelstadt | Hemau | Holzheim | Kallmünz | Köfering | Laaber | Lappersdorf | Mintraching | Mötzing | Neutraubling | Nittendorf | Obertraubling | Pentling | Pettendorf | Pfakofen | Pfatter | Pielenhofen | Regenstauf | Riekofen | Schierling | Sinzing | Sünching | Tegernheim | Thalmassing | Wiesent | Wolfsegg | Wörth an der Donau | Zeitlarn |

 


Coordinates: 48°59′N 12°12′E

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