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Originally appearing in Volume V12, Page 594 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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GRIESBACH  , a watering-

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place in the
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grand duchy of
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Baden, in the valley of the Rench, 155o ft. above the
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sea, 6 m . W. from
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Freudenstadt in
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Wurttemberg . It is celebrated for its saline chalybeate
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waters (twelve springs), which are specific in cases of
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anaemia, feminine disorders and diseases of the
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nervous
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system, and were used in the 16th
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century . The
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annual number of visitors is nearly 2000 . Pop . (1900) 800 . From 1665 to 18o5 Griesbach was
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part of the bishopric of
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Strassburg . See Haberer,
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Die Renchbader Petersthal and Griesbach (Wiirzburg, 1866) .

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