Niklashausen

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Niklashausen is a district in the German municipality of Werbach, located in the federal state of Baden-Württemberg at the border to Bavaria, Germany. The regional dialect spoken by people in Niklashausen is East Franconian.

Geographical location[]

Werbach with its district Niklashausen is located in the Taubertal between Tauberbischofsheim, Wertheim (Main) and Würzburg.

History[]

In the 15th century, Hans Böhm or Hans Behem became famous as the Drummer of Niklashausen.

Coordinates: 49°42′12″N 9°36′57″E / 49.70333°N 9.61583°E / 49.70333; 9.61583

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