Tönning

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Tönning is a historic town in northern Germany’s Schleswig-Holstein region, known for its strategic location on the Eider River and its former role as a fortified port.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf town
administrativeCollective Amt Eiderstedt NERFINISHED
areaCode 04861
coatOfArmsFeature Eider River symbolism
ship
country Germany NERFINISHED
district Nordfriesland NERFINISHED
formerFunction fortified port
trading port
hasCityRightsSince 17th century
hasEconomicActivity fishing
maritime services
tourism
hasFloodProtection dikes
hasHarborType tidal harbor
hasHeritageStatus historic town
hasLandmark Multimar Wattforum NERFINISHED
St. Lawrence Church (St.-Laurentius-Kirche) NERFINISHED
Tönning harbor NERFINISHED
hasMuseum harbor museum
hasTransport railway station
historicalEvent sieges during early 18th century Northern Wars
historicalImportance strategic location on the Eider River
historicalRole part of Danish–Holstein border region
language German
localDialect Low German NERFINISHED
locatedIn Northern Germany
surface form: northern Germany
locatedInBiosphereRegion Wadden Sea area NERFINISHED
locatedNear North Sea NERFINISHED
locatedOn Eider River NERFINISHED
nearbyCity Heide NERFINISHED
Husum NERFINISHED
officialWebsite https://www.toenning.de
partOfRegion Eiderstedt Peninsula NERFINISHED
postalCode 25832
railwayLine Husum–Bad St. Peter-Ording railway NERFINISHED
regionType coastal town
state Schleswig-Holstein NERFINISHED
timeZone CET
timeZoneDST CEST
tourismAttraction Multimar Wattforum exhibition center NERFINISHED
Wadden Sea National Park access
historic harbor warehouses
vehicleRegistrationCode NF

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Siege of Tönning location Tönning
Eider mouthNear Tönning
Eiderstedt contains Tönning