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• Rain,_Swabia areaTotal "77.13".
• Rain,_Swabia abstract "Rain (also: Rain (Lech)) is a municipality in the Donau-Ries district, in Bavaria, Germany. It is situated on the river Lech, close to its confluence with the Danube, 11 km east of Donauwörth.Rain is on the B16 road and served by the Danube Valley Railway (Donautalbahn), both of which run between Ulm and Regensburg.The earliest reference to Rain is in a document of the Niederschönenfeld monastery dated 4 July 1257, wherein it is described as a "civitas nostra" or ducal town. It is most probable that Rain was founded during the reign of Otto II Wittelsbach, Duke of Bavaria (1248–1253) or at the latest in the reign of Louis II, Duke of Bavaria (1253–1294) before 1257.Rain was founded for economic and strategic reasons. The town protected Bavaria from the northwest and collected customs from its bridge over the river Lech.On 15 April 1632 during the Thirty Years War the Battle of Rain took place. The Protestant army of Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden defeated the army of the Catholic League commanded by Johann Tserclaes von Tilly. Tilly withdrew his troops to Ingolstadt, where he died from tetanus from an infected gunshot wound in his thigh.In 1914 a monument commemorating Tilly was erected in front of Rain's Rococo town hall. Rain's architectural heritage also includes the Roman Catholic parish church of St John the Baptist, which features late Gothic frescoes dating from about 1480. There is also the Schwabian Gate, the historic Spital with its All Saints' chapel and the former Castle.Rain has three museums: the Lachner Brothers Museum, Homeland Museum and Jean-Duprai-Museum. The four Lachner brothers, Theodor, Franz, Ignaz and Vinzenz, were nineteenth-century German composers, all of whom were born in the town.Other historic figures from Rain include lawyer and astronomer Johann Bayer (1562–1625), humanist Georg Tannstetter (1482–1535) and pianist Michael Raucheisen (1889–1984).Rain is the headquarters of the Dehner chain of garden centres, which employs 1,100 people in the town. Rain's other industries include a sugar refinery employing 240-280 people.Rain is twinned with Tougan, capital of the province of Sourou in Burkina Faso.".
• Rain,_Swabia areaCode "09090".
• Rain,_Swabia areaTotal "7.713E7".
• Rain,_Swabia country Germany.
• Rain,_Swabia district Donau-Ries.
• Rain,_Swabia elevation "402.0".
• Rain,_Swabia postalCode "86641".
• Rain,_Swabia thumbnail Wappen_Rain_(Lech).png?width=300.
• Rain,_Swabia wikiPageExternalLink www.rain.de.
• Rain,_Swabia wikiPageID "5960915".
• Rain,_Swabia wikiPageRevisionID "560693848".
• Rain,_Swabia bundesland "Bayern".
• Rain,_Swabia bürgermeister "Gerhard Martin".
• Rain,_Swabia fläche "77.13".
• Rain,_Swabia gemeindeschlüssel "9779201".
• Rain,_Swabia hasPhotoCollection Rain,_Swabia.
• Rain,_Swabia höhe "402".
• Rain,_Swabia kfz "DON".
• Rain,_Swabia lageplan "Rain in DON.svg".
• Rain,_Swabia landkreis "Donau-Ries".
• Rain,_Swabia latDeg "48".
• Rain,_Swabia latMin "41".
• Rain,_Swabia lonDeg "10".
• Rain,_Swabia lonMin "55".
• Rain,_Swabia name "Rain".
• Rain,_Swabia partei "SPD".
• Rain,_Swabia plz "86641".
• Rain,_Swabia regierungsbezirk "Schwaben".
• Rain,_Swabia vorwahl "9090".
• Rain,_Swabia wappen "Wappen Rain .png".
• Rain,_Swabia website www.rain.de.
• Rain,_Swabia subject Category:Donau-Ries.
• Rain,_Swabia point "48.68333333333333 10.916666666666666".
• Rain,_Swabia type Place.
• Rain,_Swabia type PopulatedPlace.
• Rain,_Swabia type Settlement.
• Rain,_Swabia type Wikidata:Q532.
• Rain,_Swabia type Place.
• Rain,_Swabia type Location.
• Rain,_Swabia type _Feature.
• Rain,_Swabia comment "Rain (also: Rain (Lech)) is a municipality in the Donau-Ries district, in Bavaria, Germany. It is situated on the river Lech, close to its confluence with the Danube, 11 km east of Donauwörth.Rain is on the B16 road and served by the Danube Valley Railway (Donautalbahn), both of which run between Ulm and Regensburg.The earliest reference to Rain is in a document of the Niederschönenfeld monastery dated 4 July 1257, wherein it is described as a "civitas nostra" or ducal town.".
• Rain,_Swabia label "Rain (Danubio-Ries)".
• Rain,_Swabia label "Rain (Lech)".
• Rain,_Swabia label "Rain (Lech)".
• Rain,_Swabia label "Rain (Souabe)".
• Rain,_Swabia label "Rain (Suábia)".
• Rain,_Swabia label "Rain (powiat Donau-Ries)".
• Rain,_Swabia label "Rain, Swabia".
• Rain,_Swabia label "Райн (Лех)".
• Rain,_Swabia label "ライン (レヒ)".
• Rain,_Swabia sameAs Rain_(Lech).
• Rain,_Swabia sameAs Rain_(Souabe).
• Rain,_Swabia sameAs Rain,_Donau-Ries.
• Rain,_Swabia sameAs Rain_(Danubio-Ries).
• Rain,_Swabia sameAs ライン_(レヒ).
• Rain,_Swabia sameAs Rain_(Lech).
• Rain,_Swabia sameAs Rain_(powiat_Donau-Ries).
• Rain,_Swabia sameAs Rain_(Suábia).
• Rain,_Swabia sameAs m.0fgryw.
• Rain,_Swabia sameAs 6558426.
• Rain,_Swabia sameAs Q503737.
• Rain,_Swabia sameAs Q503737.
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• Rain,_Swabia long "10.916666666666666".
• Rain,_Swabia wasDerivedFrom Rain,_Swabia?oldid=560693848.
• Rain,_Swabia depiction Wappen_Rain_(Lech).png.
• Rain,_Swabia homepage www.rain.de.
• Rain,_Swabia isPrimaryTopicOf Rain,_Swabia.
• Rain,_Swabia name "Rain".