Niederhägener Bauerschaft 
PPPLX Section of populated place · DE
- GeonameId
- 2895661
- Coordinates
- 52.45580, 9.79182 52°27′20.88″ N, 9°47′30.55″ E
- Population
- –
- Elevation
- ca. 53 m
SRTM3 53 m · ASTER 53 m - Timezone
- Europe/Berlin
- Sunrise / sunset
- 07:16 / 16:51
today, local time - Feature code
- PPPLX
- Wikipedia
- Article
Permalink: https://www.geonames.org/2895661/niederhaegener-bauerschaft.html
- AGermanyDE
- AADM1Lower Saxony06
- AADM3Region Hannover03241
- AADM4Isernhagen03241008
- PPPLX Niederhägener Bauerschaft 03241008
- delete name :de,Isernhagen-Niederhägener Bauernschaft ()
- delete name :de,Isernhagen NB (p)
- remove pop 0,name:Isernhagen Niederhägener Bauerschaft>Niederhägener Bauerschaft,featureCode:PPL>PPLX
- add name :link,http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niedernh%C3%A4gener_Bauerschaft
- add name :nds,up’n Niernhagen
- update name :update name :de,Isernhagen- Niederhägener Bauernschaft>Isernhagen-Niederhägener Bauernschaft null>de
- adm4:null>03241008
- adm3:null>03241
- add name :de,Isernhagen NB (x)
- adm2:DE.NI.HN>00
- movement 1.329 km
What do these codes mean?
The language code refers to the ISO-639-2 and ISO-639-3 codes.
en(english)fr(french)
The language code may be followed by a hyphen and a country code, a country variant or a script:
zh-CNzh-Hantfa-Latn(Persian written in Latin letters, a romanization)
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Accepted pseudo language codes:
post(postal codes)icao,iata,faac,tcid(airport codes)abbr(abbreviation)link(link to website)phon(phonetics)piny(pinyin)wkdt(wikidataid)unlc(UNLOCODE)nuts(EU NUTS code)lauc(EU LAU code)
p.= preferreds.= shorth.= historicalc.= colloquial
Names in other languages
| Tags | Actions | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Niederhägener Bauerschaft | ||||
link | link to website | https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niedernh%C3%A4gener_Bauerschaft | ||
nds | Low German | up’n Niernhagen |