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Würm
Tranquil river journey from Starnberg to Dachau
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The Würm is a 39.5-kilometer-long river, originating as the sole outflow of Lake Starnberg. It meanders through scenic landscapes before joining the Amper near Dachau. Portions of its water feed the North Munich canal system, leading into the Isar and Moosach.
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Until 1962, Lake Starnberg was known as Lake Würm.
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Location
Nearby
Ehem. Zwangsarbeiterlager Neuaubing
237 m away
Nördliche Weichenbauwerkstätte
486 m away
Kolonie Neuaubing
349 m away
Stiftungsschloss Freiham
1.0 km away
Freiham
388 m away
Neuaubing
534 m away
Adventskirche
769 m away
Aubinger Wasserturm
1.2 km away
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