Eighth brook
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| Land of the Federal Republic: | Rhineland-Palatinate |
| district: | Birkenfeld |
| convention community: | Birkenfeld |
| geographical situation: | Coordinates: 49° 37 ' N, 07° 35 ' O 49° 37 ' N, 07° 35 ' O |
| height: | 403 m and. NN |
| surface: | 9.7 km ² |
| inhabitants: | 496 |
| population density: | 51 inhabitants for each km ² |
| postal zip codes: | 55767 |
| preselection: | 06782 |
| Kfz characteristics: | BEER |
| municipality key: | 07 1 34 002 |
eighth brook is a place with 496 inhabitants on 9,7 km ² in the district Birkenfeld in Rhineland-Palatinate. The place belonged to the convention community Birkenfeld, it is appropriate for about 6 km west the district town of the same name. Idar Oberstein is appropriate for 22 km northeast, pc. Spiral approximately 25 km south the place.
The place is at the trusting brook, because of the foot black forests of the timber forest. South and north the place lie wooded mountains of 525 and/or. 500 m over NN. Directly west the place runs the national border to the Saarland. Eighth brook neighboring places are bridges, Traunen, Meckenbach as well as the Saarland place iron (municipality Nohfelden, district pc. Spiral).
Eighth brook does not have a rail connection. The next station is seven kilometers southeast in new bridge because of the close valley course. Road connections exist after Birkenfeld, in the Saarland Nonnweiler and after Hermeskeil beyond the timber forest. A 62 (Kaiserslautern - Trier) runs approximately five kilometers south at eighth brook past, connection points are in new bridge and Nohfelden Türkismühle. The federal highways 41 and 269 run from Birkenfeld to new bridge few kilometers east of eighth brook.
The village belonged in former times to the duchy Pfalz Zweibrücken. The most salient building is the Evangelist church with their localpicture-coining/shaping church tower.
In the year 2000 appeared a book concerning eighth brook, written by Alfreds Eiler. In the volume with the title “eighth brook history of a homeland” detailed information is supplied about the place, from the past into the present.
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