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Karlsbad (Baden)

January 30, 2023

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Karlsbad (German: [ˈkaʁlsˌbaːt] (listen); South Franconian: Kallsbad) is a municipality in the district of Karlsruhe, in Baden-Württemberg, Germany.

Karlsbad
Municipality
Coat of arms
Location of Karlsbad within Karlsruhe district
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Karlsbad
Karlsbad
Coordinates: 48°54′52″N 08°30′23″E / 48.91444°N 8.50639°E / 48.91444; 8.50639Coordinates: 48°54′52″N 08°30′23″E / 48.91444°N 8.50639°E / 48.91444; 8.50639
CountryGermany
StateBaden-Württemberg
Admin. regionKarlsruhe
DistrictKarlsruhe
Government
 • Mayor (2015–23) Jens Timm[1]
Area
 • Total38.01 km2 (14.68 sq mi)
Elevation
264 m (866 ft)
Population
 (2021-12-31)[2]
 • Total15,944
 • Density420/km2 (1,100/sq mi)
Time zoneUTC+01:00 (CET)
 • Summer (DST)UTC+02:00 (CEST)
Postal codes
76307
Dialling codes07202, 07248
Vehicle registrationKA
Websitewww.karlsbad.de

Geography and history

The municipality is situated on the Alb-Pfinz Plateau in the northern Black Forest, 8 km east-southeast of Ettlingen, 13 km southeast of Karlsruhe, and 15 km west of Pforzheim.

Constituent villages

The municipality of Karlsbad consists of 5 previously independent single-village municipalities united by the municipality reform in 1971:[3]

Langensteinbach

  The largest and central village in Karlsbad, where the main administration offices are situated. Whereas each village has its own primary school, all of Karlsbad's secondary schools (Gymnasium, Realschule and Hauptschule) are located in Langensteinbach. Langensteinbach also counts with a famous hospital, a special school for disabled people and even public swimming pools.

Auerbach

  Although excavations proved that the area where Auerbach is located was already settled by 90 A.D., the village was first mentioned in documents in 1278. Auerbach is one of the minor villages of Karlsbad. As any of Karlsbad's districts, it has its own civic center with local administration offices dealing with topics regarding the village rather than the whole municipality. Furthermore it features a Kindergarten, a primary school, a big sports' and events' hall (a so-called "multi-purpose hall") and soccer fields for the local football club.

Mutschelbach

  Together with Auerbach, Mutschelbach is one of the smallest villages in Karlsbad. Its first documentary evidence can be dated back to 1278. In 1936 the previously independent, but almost merging, Waldensian villages Upper, Lower and Central Mutschelbach were united to a single municipality called Mutschelbach. In the context of the municipality reform Mutschelbach was then integrated into the newly created municipality Karlsbad.

Spielberg

  Although it was first mentioned in documents in 1281 settlers from Grünwettersbach, nowadays a district of Karlsruhe, are told to have set over to the village - back then still called Spilberc - in 1161. Having been part of Württemberg previously it was sold to Baden-Durlach in 1603. For the following 200 years politically it belonged to Langensteinbach until 1803. In 1971, in the context of the municipality reform, this union was refreshed as Spielberg was integrated into Karlsbad.

Ittersbach

  The first documentary mention reaches back to 1232, although back then known as Uitilspur. Throughout the history Ittersbach switched owners several times until the Thirty Years' War when it became part of Baden once and for all times. In 1854 the first industries settled down in Ittersbach and after World War II the economic situation improved even more as modern industries supplying both the German and the international market arrived at the industrial park about 2 km outside of the village. Among the companies acting on global markets and located in Ittersbach's industrial park is Harman Becker (vehicle audio) and Herrmann Ultraschalltechnik.

Neighbours

Karlsruhe

 

In the north Karlsbad borders to Karlsruhe and its neighbourhoods Stupferich and Palmbach. Both of these neighbourhoods form part of a group of neighbourhood known as Karlsruhe's Bergdörfer (mountain villages). Most of Karlsruhe is situated within the Upper Rhine Plain, not so the Bergdörfer: They are situated on the mountains of the northern Black Forest and the western Kraichgau.[4] They share the autobahn exit Karlsbad, situated within their borders, with their neighbour municipality and are connected with it through the Landesstraßen L609 and L623.

  • Stupferich
 

The village Stupferich is a southeastern neighbourhood of Karlsruhe. Until it was integrated into the city of Karlsruhe in 1972 it was an independent municipality. In 2000 the village celebrated its 900th anniversary. In December 2011 it had about 2,650 inhabitants.[5]

  • Palmbach
 

The village Palmbach is an eastern neighbourhood of Karlsruhe. Until it was integrated into the city of Karlsruhe in 1975 it formed part of the municipality Wetterbsbach composed of the villages Palmbach and Grünwettersbach.[6] Palmbach was founded in 1701 by 28 Waldensian refugee families consisting of 111 people from La Balme in the French Alps on an area of 306 acres belonging to Grünwettersbach. They called their settlement La Balme, just like the place, they came from, which turned into the village's current name still during the 18th century.[7] In March 2012 Palmbach had about 1,800 inhabitants.

Waldbronn

 

The western frontier of Karlsbad leads to Waldbronn, a municipality in the district of Karlsruhe at the borders of the Alb-Pfinz Plateau and within the Alb Valley with some 12,500 inhabitants. Just like Karlsbad, this municipality is also product of the municipality reform in Baden-Württemberg. Its current constituent villages and former independent municipalities joined the former single-village municipality Reichenbach:

  • Etzenrot and Neurod (joined in 1971)
  • Busenbach (joined in 1972)

In 1974 the enlarged municipality Reichenbach was renamed and received the name Waldbronn

Marxzell

 

The southwestern frontier of Karlsbad borders to Marxzell, a municipality in the district of Karlsruhe with about 5,300 inhabitants (as of December 2011) consisting of the former independent municipalities

  • Burbach:

Burbach, Marxzell (also part of the other two former municipalities], Metzlinschwander Hof and the houses Fischweier and Weimersmühle.

  • Pfaffenrot:

Pfaffenrot and Gertrudenhof

  • Schielberg:

Schielberg, "Bergschmiede, Hotel", Schlotterhof, Steinhäusle and Frauenalb

Remchingen

 

The municipality Remchingen in the Enz district borders to Karlsbad on the northeastern frontier of the last-mentioned. It is located within the Pfinz Valley, counts about 12,000 inhabitants and consists of the following former municipalities:

  • Nöttingen (bordering to Auerbach),
  • Wilferdingen
  • Singen

Historic ties between Karlsbad and Remchingen become obvious comparing the coats of arms of the former municipalities. The flowers on Mutschelbach's coat of arms are quite similar to those of all three parts of Remchingen.

  •  
    Noettingen
  •  
    Wilferdingen
  •  
    Singen

In addition, in both Nöttingen and Auerbach remains of Roman settlements have been found that can be dated back to circa 80 A.D.

Keltern

 

To the east of Karlsbad borders Keltern, a municipality within the Enz district with approximately 9,000 inhabitants. It consists of the following villages:

  • Dietenhausen
  • Ellmendingen
  • Weiler
  • Dietenhausen
  • Niebelsbach

Straubenhardt

 

This municipality is located southeast of Karlsbad. Straubenhardt forms part of the Enz district with a total of approximately 11,000 inhabitants and is made up of the following previously independent municipalities:

  • Conweiler
  • Feldrennach
  • Pfinzweiler
  • Langenalb
  • Ottenhausen
  • Schwann

Politics

Coat of arms

  Meaning of the coat of arms: The drinking bowl at the center of the coat of arms stands for the royal bath (Fürstenbad) established by Charles III William, Margrave of Baden-Durlach, in 1719 close to the Chapel of St. Barbara in Langensteinbach. It was this bathhouse that gave Karlsbad (Charles' Bath) its name. The five blue and silver (white) pales represent the five constituent villages: Auerbach, Mutschelbach, Spielberg, Ittersbach and Langensteinbach.

Colours of the coat of arms: blue and silver (white)[8]

Municipal partnership

Karlsbad is a municipal partner of the following towns and municipalities:[9]

Infrastructure

Karlsbad can be accessed via the road or by train. Baden Airpark, the closest international airport, is situated at a straight-line distance of about 34 kilometers.

Railway

 
S11 close to Ittersbach in February 1996

Langensteinbach, Spielberg and Ittersbach are all connected to each other and to the cities of Karlsruhe and Ettlingen among others by the Busenbach–Ittersbach branch of the Alb Valley Railway (Albtalbahn), an electric railway that forms part of the Karlsruhe Stadtbahn. Ittersbach is the terminus of the branch, which operates as line S 11.[10] Buses connect Auerbach an Mutschelbach to the mentioned railway through the train stops in Langensteinbach.

Additional public transport

In addition to the mentioned railway, six bus lines circulate in, to and from Karlsbad:[11]

  • KVV Line 153: Langensteinbach - Auerbach - Langensteinbach
  • KVV Line 152: Langensteinbach - Mutschelbach - Langensteinbach
  • KVV Line 118: Langensteinbach - Mutschelbach - Stupferich - Palmbach - Grünwettersbach (school days only)
  • VPE Line 717 (708): Ittersbach - Pforzheim
  • VPE Line 720: Ittersbach - Pforzheim
  • VPE Line 721: Langensteinbach - Auerbach - Ellmendingen - Pforzheim

Road network

   

Karlsbad is connected to the German highway system and the European highway network by its exit on the A8 (European route E52) located about 5 km east of the Karlsruhe highway intersection.

Other main roads crossing Karlsbad are the following Landesstraßen:

  • L562
  • L563
  • L564 (Albtalstraße, Alb Valley Road)
  • L609
  • L622
  • L623

In former times especially Langensteinbach had serious traffic problems caused by several complicated road junctions controlled by traffic lights. The problem led to an interesting solution. Today Langensteinbach counts with two double roundabouts relieving the traffic conditions.

Culture and sights

Celebrities closely linked to Karlsbad

  • Fritz Rau, * 1930-2013 German concert and tour promoter and son of a smith from Ittersbach
  • Horst Floth, 1934–2005, bobsleigh pilot
  • Hans Brydniak, * 1937, German national basketball player
  • Werner Hahn, * 1944, Painter
  • Jens Nowotny, * 1974, until 1985 SV Spielberg, former DFB national football player
  • David Depenau, * 1970, German author, writer and hotelier

Historic buildings and structures

  • Former town hall in Karlsbad-Spielberg
  • Classical Protestant church in Karlsbad-Langensteinbach designed by Karl August Schwarz in Friedrich Weinbrenner-like style
  • Ruins of the Saint Barbara chapel in Karlsbad-Langensteinbach, a chapel which can be dated back to 1330 AD.
  • Ruins of the tower castle Burg Langensteinbach also called Römerturm (Roman tower), the remains of the former hill castle on site between 1100 and 1200 AD.
  •  
    Former town hall in Karlsbad-Spielberg
  •  
    Ludwigskirche Langensteinbach
  •  
    Ruins of St. Barbara chapel
  •  
    Ruins of the tower castle and the former hill castle

Economy

Companies based in Karlsbad

  • Nero AG, formerly known as Ahead Software GmbH is known around the globe for its DVD and CD-burning software featuring the same name. It is located in Karlsbad-Ittersbach
  • Harman Becker Automotive Systems is an important manufacturer of automotive audio, video and navigation systems located in Karlsbad-Ittersbach at the plant of the former Becker GmbH and in Farmington Hills, Michigan.
  • Across Systems develops and produces Across Language Server, a leading CAT (computer-aided translation) tool besides and competing with SDL Trados, MemoQ or XTM Cloud. Across Systems was founded in 2005 as a spin-off of the Nero AG already mentioned above. The company is located in Glendale, California and Karlsbad-Ittersbach with its headquarters at the latter one.
  • VANTAGE Digital GmbH was founded in 2004 is a producer of electronic audio and video entertainment products especially for HDTV and the European market. The company is located in Karlsbad-Ittersbach

Karlsbad worldwide

Around the globe there are several places named Karlsbad or Carlsbad:[12]

References

  1. ^ Aktuelle Wahlergebnisse, Staatsanzeiger, accessed 13 September 2021.
  2. ^ "Bevölkerung nach Nationalität und Geschlecht am 31. Dezember 2021" [Population by nationality and sex as of December 31, 2021] (CSV) (in German). Statistisches Landesamt Baden-Württemberg. June 2022.
  3. ^ "Karlsbad - Ortsteile".
  4. ^ "Höhenstadtteil – Stadtwiki Karlsruhe".
  5. ^ http://www.karlsruhe.de/b4/stadtteile/bergdoerfer/stupferich.de (German)
  6. ^ http://ka.stadtwiki.net/Wettersbach (German source)
  7. ^ http://www.karlsruhe.de/b4/stadtteile/bergdoerfer/palmbach.de (German Source)
  8. ^ "Karlsbad - Wappen".
  9. ^ "Karlsbad - Partnerschaften".
  10. ^ Eisenbahnatlas Deutschland. Verlag Schweers + Wall GmbH. 2009. p. 93. ISBN 978-3-89494-139-0.
  11. ^ "Karlsbad - Anbindung ÖPNV".
  12. ^ "Karlsbad - Karlsbad weltweit".
 
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For other uses see Karlsbad disambiguation Karlsbad German ˈkaʁlsˌbaːt listen South Franconian Kallsbad is a municipality in the district of Karlsruhe in Baden Wurttemberg Germany KarlsbadMunicipalityCoat of armsLocation of Karlsbad within Karlsruhe districtKarlsbadShow map of GermanyKarlsbadShow map of Baden WurttembergCoordinates 48 54 52 N 08 30 23 E 48 91444 N 8 50639 E 48 91444 8 50639 Coordinates 48 54 52 N 08 30 23 E 48 91444 N 8 50639 E 48 91444 8 50639CountryGermanyStateBaden WurttembergAdmin regionKarlsruheDistrictKarlsruheGovernment Mayor 2015 23 Jens Timm 1 Area Total38 01 km2 14 68 sq mi Elevation264 m 866 ft Population 2021 12 31 2 Total15 944 Density420 km2 1 100 sq mi Time zoneUTC 01 00 CET Summer DST UTC 02 00 CEST Postal codes76307Dialling codes07202 07248Vehicle registrationKAWebsitewww karlsbad de Contents 1 Geography and history 1 1 Constituent villages 1 1 1 Langensteinbach 1 1 2 Auerbach 1 1 3 Mutschelbach 1 1 4 Spielberg 1 1 5 Ittersbach 1 2 Neighbours 1 2 1 Karlsruhe 1 2 2 Waldbronn 1 2 3 Marxzell 1 2 4 Remchingen 1 2 5 Keltern 1 2 6 Straubenhardt 2 Politics 2 1 Coat of arms 2 2 Municipal partnership 3 Infrastructure 3 1 Railway 3 2 Additional public transport 3 3 Road network 4 Culture and sights 4 1 Celebrities closely linked to Karlsbad 4 2 Historic buildings and structures 5 Economy 5 1 Companies based in Karlsbad 6 Karlsbad worldwide 7 ReferencesGeography and history EditThe municipality is situated on the Alb Pfinz Plateau in the northern Black Forest 8 km east southeast of Ettlingen 13 km southeast of Karlsruhe and 15 km west of Pforzheim Constituent villages Edit The municipality of Karlsbad consists of 5 previously independent single village municipalities united by the municipality reform in 1971 3 Langensteinbach Edit The largest and central village in Karlsbad where the main administration offices are situated Whereas each village has its own primary school all of Karlsbad s secondary schools Gymnasium Realschule and Hauptschule are located in Langensteinbach Langensteinbach also counts with a famous hospital a special school for disabled people and even public swimming pools Auerbach Edit Although excavations proved that the area where Auerbach is located was already settled by 90 A D the village was first mentioned in documents in 1278 Auerbach is one of the minor villages of Karlsbad As any of Karlsbad s districts it has its own civic center with local administration offices dealing with topics regarding the village rather than the whole municipality Furthermore it features a Kindergarten a primary school a big sports and events hall a so called multi purpose hall and soccer fields for the local football club Mutschelbach Edit Together with Auerbach Mutschelbach is one of the smallest villages in Karlsbad Its first documentary evidence can be dated back to 1278 In 1936 the previously independent but almost merging Waldensian villages Upper Lower and Central Mutschelbach were united to a single municipality called Mutschelbach In the context of the municipality reform Mutschelbach was then integrated into the newly created municipality Karlsbad Spielberg Edit Although it was first mentioned in documents in 1281 settlers from Grunwettersbach nowadays a district of Karlsruhe are told to have set over to the village back then still called Spilberc in 1161 Having been part of Wurttemberg previously it was sold to Baden Durlach in 1603 For the following 200 years politically it belonged to Langensteinbach until 1803 In 1971 in the context of the municipality reform this union was refreshed as Spielberg was integrated into Karlsbad Ittersbach Edit The first documentary mention reaches back to 1232 although back then known as Uitilspur Throughout the history Ittersbach switched owners several times until the Thirty Years War when it became part of Baden once and for all times In 1854 the first industries settled down in Ittersbach and after World War II the economic situation improved even more as modern industries supplying both the German and the international market arrived at the industrial park about 2 km outside of the village Among the companies acting on global markets and located in Ittersbach s industrial park is Harman Becker vehicle audio and Herrmann Ultraschalltechnik Neighbours Edit Karlsruhe Edit In the north Karlsbad borders to Karlsruhe and its neighbourhoods Stupferich and Palmbach Both of these neighbourhoods form part of a group of neighbourhood known as Karlsruhe s Bergdorfer mountain villages Most of Karlsruhe is situated within the Upper Rhine Plain not so the Bergdorfer They are situated on the mountains of the northern Black Forest and the western Kraichgau 4 They share the autobahn exit Karlsbad situated within their borders with their neighbour municipality and are connected with it through the Landesstrassen L609 and L623 Stupferich The village Stupferich is a southeastern neighbourhood of Karlsruhe Until it was integrated into the city of Karlsruhe in 1972 it was an independent municipality In 2000 the village celebrated its 900th anniversary In December 2011 it had about 2 650 inhabitants 5 Palmbach The village Palmbach is an eastern neighbourhood of Karlsruhe Until it was integrated into the city of Karlsruhe in 1975 it formed part of the municipality Wetterbsbach composed of the villages Palmbach and Grunwettersbach 6 Palmbach was founded in 1701 by 28 Waldensian refugee families consisting of 111 people from La Balme in the French Alps on an area of 306 acres belonging to Grunwettersbach They called their settlement La Balme just like the place they came from which turned into the village s current name still during the 18th century 7 In March 2012 Palmbach had about 1 800 inhabitants Waldbronn Edit The western frontier of Karlsbad leads to Waldbronn a municipality in the district of Karlsruhe at the borders of the Alb Pfinz Plateau and within the Alb Valley with some 12 500 inhabitants Just like Karlsbad this municipality is also product of the municipality reform in Baden Wurttemberg Its current constituent villages and former independent municipalities joined the former single village municipality Reichenbach Etzenrot and Neurod joined in 1971 Busenbach joined in 1972 In 1974 the enlarged municipality Reichenbach was renamed and received the name Waldbronn Marxzell Edit The southwestern frontier of Karlsbad borders to Marxzell a municipality in the district of Karlsruhe with about 5 300 inhabitants as of December 2011 consisting of the former independent municipalities Burbach Burbach Marxzell also part of the other two former municipalities Metzlinschwander Hof and the houses Fischweier and Weimersmuhle Pfaffenrot Pfaffenrot and Gertrudenhof Schielberg Schielberg Bergschmiede Hotel Schlotterhof Steinhausle and Frauenalb Remchingen Edit The municipality Remchingen in the Enz district borders to Karlsbad on the northeastern frontier of the last mentioned It is located within the Pfinz Valley counts about 12 000 inhabitants and consists of the following former municipalities Nottingen bordering to Auerbach Wilferdingen SingenHistoric ties between Karlsbad and Remchingen become obvious comparing the coats of arms of the former municipalities The flowers on Mutschelbach s coat of arms are quite similar to those of all three parts of Remchingen Noettingen Wilferdingen SingenIn addition in both Nottingen and Auerbach remains of Roman settlements have been found that can be dated back to circa 80 A D Keltern Edit To the east of Karlsbad borders Keltern a municipality within the Enz district with approximately 9 000 inhabitants It consists of the following villages Dietenhausen Ellmendingen Weiler Dietenhausen NiebelsbachStraubenhardt Edit This municipality is located southeast of Karlsbad Straubenhardt forms part of the Enz district with a total of approximately 11 000 inhabitants and is made up of the following previously independent municipalities Conweiler Feldrennach Pfinzweiler Langenalb Ottenhausen SchwannPolitics EditCoat of arms Edit Meaning of the coat of arms The drinking bowl at the center of the coat of arms stands for the royal bath Furstenbad established by Charles III William Margrave of Baden Durlach in 1719 close to the Chapel of St Barbara in Langensteinbach It was this bathhouse that gave Karlsbad Charles Bath its name The five blue and silver white pales represent the five constituent villages Auerbach Mutschelbach Spielberg Ittersbach and Langensteinbach Colours of the coat of arms blue and silver white 8 Municipal partnership Edit Karlsbad is a municipal partner of the following towns and municipalities 9 Heldrungen Kyffhauserkreis en Thuringia Germany Huttau Salzburg state Austria Infrastructure EditKarlsbad can be accessed via the road or by train Baden Airpark the closest international airport is situated at a straight line distance of about 34 kilometers Railway Edit S11 close to Ittersbach in February 1996 Langensteinbach Spielberg and Ittersbach are all connected to each other and to the cities of Karlsruhe and Ettlingen among others by the Busenbach Ittersbach branch of the Alb Valley Railway Albtalbahn an electric railway that forms part of the Karlsruhe Stadtbahn Ittersbach is the terminus of the branch which operates as line S 11 10 Buses connect Auerbach an Mutschelbach to the mentioned railway through the train stops in Langensteinbach Additional public transport Edit In addition to the mentioned railway six bus lines circulate in to and from Karlsbad 11 KVV Line 153 Langensteinbach Auerbach Langensteinbach KVV Line 152 Langensteinbach Mutschelbach Langensteinbach KVV Line 118 Langensteinbach Mutschelbach Stupferich Palmbach Grunwettersbach school days only VPE Line 717 708 Ittersbach Pforzheim VPE Line 720 Ittersbach Pforzheim VPE Line 721 Langensteinbach Auerbach Ellmendingen PforzheimRoad network Edit Karlsbad is connected to the German highway system and the European highway network by its exit on the A8 European route E52 located about 5 km east of the Karlsruhe highway intersection Other main roads crossing Karlsbad are the following Landesstrassen L562 L563 L564 Albtalstrasse Alb Valley Road L609 L622 L623In former times especially Langensteinbach had serious traffic problems caused by several complicated road junctions controlled by traffic lights The problem led to an interesting solution Today Langensteinbach counts with two double roundabouts relieving the traffic conditions Culture and sights EditCelebrities closely linked to Karlsbad Edit Fritz Rau 1930 2013 German concert and tour promoter and son of a smith from Ittersbach Horst Floth 1934 2005 bobsleigh pilot Hans Brydniak 1937 German national basketball player Werner Hahn 1944 Painter Jens Nowotny 1974 until 1985 SV Spielberg former DFB national football player David Depenau 1970 German author writer and hotelierHistoric buildings and structures Edit Former town hall in Karlsbad Spielberg Classical Protestant church in Karlsbad Langensteinbach designed by Karl August Schwarz in Friedrich Weinbrenner like style Ruins of the Saint Barbara chapel in Karlsbad Langensteinbach a chapel which can be dated back to 1330 AD Ruins of the tower castle Burg Langensteinbach also called Romerturm Roman tower the remains of the former hill castle on site between 1100 and 1200 AD Former town hall in Karlsbad Spielberg Ludwigskirche Langensteinbach Ruins of St Barbara chapel Ruins of the tower castle and the former hill castleEconomy EditCompanies based in Karlsbad Edit Nero AG formerly known as Ahead Software GmbH is known around the globe for its DVD and CD burning software featuring the same name It is located in Karlsbad Ittersbach Harman Becker Automotive Systems is an important manufacturer of automotive audio video and navigation systems located in Karlsbad Ittersbach at the plant of the former Becker GmbH and in Farmington Hills Michigan Across Systems develops and produces Across Language Server a leading CAT computer aided translation tool besides and competing with SDL Trados MemoQ or XTM Cloud Across Systems was founded in 2005 as a spin off of the Nero AG already mentioned above The company is located in Glendale California and Karlsbad Ittersbach with its headquarters at the latter one VANTAGE Digital GmbH was founded in 2004 is a producer of electronic audio and video entertainment products especially for HDTV and the European market The company is located in Karlsbad IttersbachKarlsbad worldwide EditAround the globe there are several places named Karlsbad or Carlsbad 12 Karlovy Vary previously known as Karlsbad in the Czech Republic Carlsbad California United States of America Carlsbad New Mexico United States of America Carlsbad Texas United States of America Carlsbad Springs Ontario CanadaReferences Edit Aktuelle Wahlergebnisse Staatsanzeiger accessed 13 September 2021 Bevolkerung nach Nationalitat und Geschlecht am 31 Dezember 2021 Population by nationality and sex as of December 31 2021 CSV in German Statistisches Landesamt Baden Wurttemberg June 2022 Karlsbad Ortsteile Hohenstadtteil Stadtwiki Karlsruhe http www karlsruhe de b4 stadtteile bergdoerfer stupferich de German http ka stadtwiki net Wettersbach German source http www karlsruhe de b4 stadtteile bergdoerfer palmbach de German Source Karlsbad Wappen Karlsbad Partnerschaften Eisenbahnatlas Deutschland Verlag Schweers Wall GmbH 2009 p 93 ISBN 978 3 89494 139 0 Karlsbad Anbindung OPNV Karlsbad Karlsbad weltweit Wikimedia Commons has media related to Karlsbad Baden Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Karlsbad Baden amp oldid 1106633344, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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