Ruhr

Articul per Ladin Gherdëina

La Ruhr (tudësch: Ruhrgebiet [ˈʁuːɐ̯ɡəˌbiːt] (scota su), nce tlamà Ruhrpott [ˈʁuːɐ̯pɔt]), ie n raion urban polizentrel (a plu zëntri) tl Nordrhein-Westfalen te la Germania.^{[lower-alpha 1]} Cun na densità de populazion de 2 800/km² y plu de 5 milions de abitanc tl 2017,^[1] iel l majer raion urban te la Germania. L ie metù adum da plu gran ziteies che cunfina cul ruf Ruhr a sud, l Rain a vest y la Lippe a nord. Tl sud-vest cunfina l raion cul Bergisches Land. L vën udù coche n tòch dl raion metropolitan Rain-Ruhr che à plu de 10 milions de abitanc y ie l segondo majer raion metropolitan te l'Union Europea do Paris.

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Autri inuemes adurvei per tudësch ie Ruhrpott, Revier o Kohlenpott.
- "The Heavy Industrial Belt' is commonly, though inaccurately, referred to as the Ruhr. This is a belt of low and level land on the northern edge of the uplands, known as the Sauerland through which flows the Ruhr from east to west" (Dickinson 1945, p. 70).
- "Few foreigners know that in fact 'the Ruhr' is the name of a 150-mile-long Rhine right-bank tributary which, after meandering through the industrial basin now named after it, enters its parent near Europe's greatest inland port, Duisburg" (GI staff 1966, p. 30).
- "The territory through which the Ruhr flows is called the Ruhr district" (Osmańczyk & Mango 2003, p. 1970).
- "Many industries were built in the Ruhr region, where both iron ore and coal were found" (Lane 2001, p. 24).

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↑ Ruhr, Regionalverband (2018-01-09). "Zensus 2011" (per tedesco). www.metropoleruhr.de. Archivià dal uriginel ai 6 February 2018. Trat ite ai 2018-02-05.

[alternative-names-1] Autri inuemes adurvei per tudësch ie Ruhrpott, Revier o Kohlenpott.
"The Heavy Industrial Belt' is commonly, though inaccurately, referred to as the Ruhr. This is a belt of low and level land on the northern edge of the uplands, known as the Sauerland through which flows the Ruhr from east to west" (Dickinson 1945, p. 70).

"Few foreigners know that in fact 'the Ruhr' is the name of a 150-mile-long Rhine right-bank tributary which, after meandering through the industrial basin now named after it, enters its parent near Europe's greatest inland port, Duisburg" (GI staff 1966, p. 30).

"The territory through which the Ruhr flows is called the Ruhr district" (Osmańczyk & Mango 2003, p. 1970).

"Many industries were built in the Ruhr region, where both iron ore and coal were found" (Lane 2001, p. 24).

[2] "The Heavy Industrial Belt' is commonly, though inaccurately, referred to as the Ruhr. This is a belt of low and level land on the northern edge of the uplands, known as the Sauerland through which flows the Ruhr from east to west" (Dickinson 1945, p. 70).

[3] "Few foreigners know that in fact 'the Ruhr' is the name of a 150-mile-long Rhine right-bank tributary which, after meandering through the industrial basin now named after it, enters its parent near Europe's greatest inland port, Duisburg" (GI staff 1966, p. 30).

[4] "The territory through which the Ruhr flows is called the Ruhr district" (Osmańczyk & Mango 2003, p. 1970).

[5] "Many industries were built in the Ruhr region, where both iron ore and coal were found" (Lane 2001, p. 24).

[2] Ruhr, Regionalverband (2018-01-09). "Zensus 2011" (per tedesco). www.metropoleruhr.de. Archivià dal uriginel ai 6 February 2018. Trat ite ai 2018-02-05.

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