Verlorenes Wasser

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Verlorenes Wasser (English: Lost Water) is the name given to several streams on the right-hand perimeter of the Dresden Basin in Saxony, Germany, in some cases as their proper name, in others as a colloquial name.

Verlorenes Wasser
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Country	Germany
State	Saxony

Verlorenes Wasser in Moritzburg (English: Lost Water)

Fiedlergrund in Radebeul (English: Fiedler Ground)

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List of rivers of Saxony

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