Historische Schmiede, Großefehn

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Historische Schmiede (address: Kanalstraße Nord 67) is a place located in Großefehn (Lower Saxony state) and belongs to the category of museum.

It is situated at an altitude of 13 feet, and its geographical coordinates are 53°24'11"N latitude and 7°35'53"E longitude.

Among other places and attractions worth visiting in the area are: Mittegroßefehner Kirche (church, 37 min walk), Torf- und Siedlungsmuseum, Wiesmoor (specialty museum, 136 min walk), Blumenreich - Blumenhalle & Gartenpark, Wiesmoor (garden, 138 min walk).

Coordinates: 53°24'11"N, 7°35'53"E

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Kanalstraße Nord 67Großefehn 26629 Germany

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Historische Schmiede – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

Nearby attractions include: Historical Museum, Torf- und Siedlungsmuseum, Einkaufscenter Carolinenhof, Lambertikirche.

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Museum
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53°25'5"N • 7°43'31"E
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Einkaufscenter Carolinenhof, Aurich
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Church
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53°24'59"N • 7°43'39"E
Blumenreich - Blumenhalle & Gartenpark, Wiesmoor
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Church
Mittegroßefehner Kirche, Großefehn
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