Kölsa
Kölsa is a village in Wiedemar, Nordsachsen, Saxony. Kölsa is situated near the village Wiedemar, as well as near Zwochau-Grebehna.
- Village
- …lies at an elevation of around 120 metres (380 feet)
- …is also known as “Koelsa”
- Description: human settlement in Wiedemar, Germany
Places of Interest
Discover Polish-Saxon Post Milestone Viertelmeilenstein Grebehna and Polish-Saxon Post Milestone Grebehna.
Polish-Saxon Post Milestone Viertelmeilenstein Grebehna
Polish-Saxon Post Milestone Viertelmeilenstein Grebehna is a historic site.
2½ km southeast of Kölsa
Polish-Saxon Post Milestone Grebehna
Polish-Saxon Post Milestone Grebehna is a historic site.
2½ km southeast of Kölsa
Places in the Area
Nearby places include Zwochau and Glesien.
Kölsa
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Latitude
51.47166° or 51° 28′ 18″ north
Longitude
12.23155° or 12° 13′ 54″ east
Open location code
9F3JF6CJ+MJ
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In Other Languages
From Afrikaans to Zulu—“Kölsa” goes by many names.
KölsaAfrikaans
KölsaAragonese
KölsaArpitan
KölsaAsturian
KölsaBasque
KölsaBavarian
KölsaBreton
KölsaCatalan
KölsaCorsican
KölsaCroatian
KölsaCzech
KölsaDanish
KölsaDutch
KölsaEsperanto
KölsaEstonian
KölsaFinnish
KölsaInterlingua
KölsaInterlingue
KölsaIrish
KölsaItalian
KölsaJèrriais
KölsaKongo
KölsaLigurian
KölsaLimburgan
KölsaLow German
KölsaLuxembourgish
KölsaMalagasy
KölsaMalay
KölsaMinangkabau
KölsaNeapolitan
KölsaNorwegian Bokmål
KölsaRomanian
KölsaRomansh
KölsaSardinian
KölsaScots
KölsaScottish Gaelic
KölsaSerbian
KölsaSicilian
KölsaVietnamese
KölsaVlaams
KölsaVolapük
KölsaWalloon
KölsaWelsh
KölsaWolof
KölsaZulu
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Localities in the Area
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