Maribo
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Państwo | ![]() | ||
Region | Zelandia | ||
Gmina | Lolland | ||
Powierzchnia | 4,08[1] km² | ||
Wysokość | 13[1] m n.p.m. | ||
Populacja (2019) • liczba ludności • gęstość | 5830[1] 1429,0[1] os./km² | ||
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Maribo – miasto w Danii, w regionie Zelandia, w gminie Lolland.
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Proposal for the new WikiVoyage-Logo by AleXXw including an idea of User:Danapit
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Proposal for the new WikiVoyage-Logo by AleXXw including an idea of User:Danapit
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Shiny red button/marker widget. Used to mark the location of something such as a tourist attraction.
Maribo Domkirke1.jpg
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The cathedral "Maribo Domkirke" in the town "Maribo". It is located on the island Lolland in east Denmark.
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The cathedral "Maribo Domkirke" in the town "Maribo". It is located on the island Lolland in east Denmark.
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Coat of arms of Maribo.svg
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Coat of arms on the Danish city Maribo. Based on the seal of the Brigittine convent around which the city grew and who controlled the city in medieval times. The female figure was previously rendered and interpreted as a young maiden, likely alluding to the virgin Mary to whom the convent was dedicated and who gave name to the convent as well as the city. However at the turn of the 20th century the figure was changed to a Brigittine sister to commemorate the city's founding as connected to the convent.
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Coat of arms on the Danish city Maribo. Based on the seal of the Brigittine convent around which the city grew and who controlled the city in medieval times. The female figure was previously rendered and interpreted as a young maiden, likely alluding to the virgin Mary to whom the convent was dedicated and who gave name to the convent as well as the city. However at the turn of the 20th century the figure was changed to a Brigittine sister to commemorate the city's founding as connected to the convent.