The Achtopf, Germany's most water-rich karst spring, depending on the season and precipitation, between 1300 and 24000 liters per second flow from the spring, July 2012
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The Achtopf, Germany's most water-rich karst spring, depending on the season and precipitation, between 1300 and 24000 liters per second flow from the spring, July 2012
rainer ullrich 07.09.2012, 1091 Views, 0 Comments * automatically translated
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