Golf Club St. Leon-Rot is a golf club in St. Leon-Rot, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, 20 km south of Heidelberg. It hosted the Deutsche Bank - SAP Open TPC of Europe in 1999, 2001, 2002 and 2004, Tiger Woods winning on the first three occasions.

Burg Wersau

Archaeological site

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Burg Wersau is an archaeological site.

Places in the Area

Nearby places include Reilingen and Walldorf.

Reilingen

Village

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Reilingen is a municipality in the district of Rhein-Neckar in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. It is located on Bertha Benz Memorial Route.

Walldorf

Town

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Walldorf is a town in the Rhein-Neckar-Kreis district in the state of Baden-Württemberg in Germany. In the eighteenth century, Walldorf was the birthplace of John Jacob Astor, who emigrated and became a prominent fur trader in the newly independent United States, establishing a monopoly in North America.

Kronau

Village

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Kronau is a municipality in the Northern Karlsruhe district in Baden-Württemberg, Germany.

Sankt Leon-Rot

Categories: municipality without town privileges in Germany and locality
Location: St. Leon-Rot, Rhein-Neckar-Kreis, Karlsruhe Region, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, Central Europe, Europe
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Latitude

49.26713° or 49° 16′ 2″ north

Longitude

8.61426° or 8° 36′ 51″ east

Population

13,900

Elevation

110 metres (361 feet)

United Nations Location Code

DE SNL

Open location code

8FXC7J87+VP

OpenStreetMap ID

node 240084700

OpenStreetMap feature

place=municipality

GeoNames ID

3272456

Wikidata ID

Q81625

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In Other Languages

From Afrikaans to Zulu—“Sankt Leon-Rot” goes by many names.

Afrikaans: “St. Leon-Rot”
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Cebuano: “Sankt Leon-Rot”
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Chechen: “Санкт-Леон-Рот”
Chinese: “Sankt Leon-Rot”
Chinese: “圣莱昂-罗特”
Chinese: “圣莱翁-罗特”
Corsican: “St. Leon-Rot”
Croatian: “St. Leon-Rot”
Czech: “St. Leon-Rot”
Danish: “St. Leon-Rot”
Dutch: “Sankt Leon-Rot”
Dutch: “St. Leon-Rot”
Esperanto: “St. Leon-Rot”
Estonian: “St. Leon-Rot”
Finnish: “St. Leon-Rot”
French: “Sankt Leon-Rot”
French: “St. Leon-Rot”
Friulian: “St. Leon-Rot”
Galician: “St. Leon-Rot”
German: “Rot”
German: “Sankt Leon-Rot”
German: “Sauerkrautmarkt”
German: “St. Leon-Rot”
German: “St. Leon”
Hungarian: “St. Leon-Rot”
Icelandic: “St. Leon-Rot”
Ido: “St. Leon-Rot”
Indonesian: “St. Leon-Rot”
Interlingua: “St. Leon-Rot”
Interlingue: “St. Leon-Rot”
Irish: “St. Leon-Rot”
Italian: “St. Leon-Rot”
Japanese: “ザンクト・レオン＝ロート”
Kongo: “St. Leon-Rot”
Kurdish: “Sankt Leon-Rot”
Ladin: “St. Leon-Rot”
Latin: “Sanctus Leo-Rode”
Latin: “Sankt Leon-Rot”
Ligurian: “St. Leon-Rot”
Limburgan: “St. Leon-Rot”
Lithuanian: “Sent Leon Roras”
Lombard: “St. Leon-Rot”
Low German: “St. Leon-Rot”
Luxembourgish: “St. Leon-Rot”
Malagasy: “St. Leon-Rot”
Malay: “St. Leon-Rot”
Min Nan Chinese: “Sankt Leon-Rot”
Minangkabau: “St. Leon-Rot”
Narom: “St. Leon-Rot”
Neapolitan: “St. Leon-Rot”
Norwegian Bokmål: “St. Leon-Rot”
Norwegian Nynorsk: “St. Leon-Rot”
Norwegian: “Sankt Leon-Rot”
Occitan (post 1500): “Sankt Leon-Rot”
Persian: “زانکت لون-روت”
Picard: “St. Leon-Rot”
Piemontese: “St. Leon-Rot”
Polish: “Sankt Leon-Rot”
Polish: “St. Leon-Rot”
Portuguese: “St. Leon-Rot”
Romanian: “St. Leon-Rot”
Romansh: “St. Leon-Rot”
Russian: “Санкт-Леон-Рот”
Sardinian: “St. Leon-Rot”
Scots: “St. Leon-Rot”
Scottish Gaelic: “St. Leon-Rot”
Serbian: “St. Leon-Rot”
Serbian: “Санкт Леон-Рот”
Serbo-Croatian: “St. Leon-Rot”
Sicilian: “St. Leon-Rot”
Slovak: “St. Leon-Rot”
Slovenian: “St. Leon-Rot”
Spanish: “St. Leon-Rot”
Swahili: “St. Leon-Rot”
Swedish: “St. Leon-Rot”
Swiss German: “St. Leon-Rot”
Tatar: “Санкт-Леон-Рот”
Tosk Albanian: “St. Leon-Rot”
Turkish: “Sankt Leon-Rot”
Ukrainian: “Занкт-Леон-Рот”
Uzbek: “Sankt Leon Rot”
Uzbek: “Sankt-Leon-Rot”
Uzbek: “St. Leon-Rot”
Uzbek: “Санкт-Леон-Рот”
Venetian: “St. Leon-Rot”
Vietnamese: “Sankt Leon-Rot”
Vietnamese: “St. Leon-Rot”
Vlaams: “St. Leon-Rot”
Volapük: “St. Leon-Rot”
Walloon: “St. Leon-Rot”
Waray (Philippines): “Sankt Leon-Rot”
Welsh: “St. Leon-Rot”
Wolof: “St. Leon-Rot”
Zulu: “St. Leon-Rot”

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