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Revision as of 23:24, 10 September 2007
Walshausen is a German town in the Zweibrücken-Land municipality, in the Südwestpfalz district in the Rhineland-Palatinate. As of August 2004 it has 367 inhabitants.
Just a small German cow-town, this town is known for is in-home bakery and it's kind people. Also, this town is known for being a World War 2 town in which there is a giant in-ground building still locked away from the German inhabitants.
- Area: 464 ha
- Postal code: 66484
- Vehicle number plate prefix: PS
- Telephone area code: 06339
Walshausen is first mentioned in history in 1463.
49°12′35″N 7°28′55″E / 49.20972°N 7.48194°E
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