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HASPE  , a

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town of
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Germany, in the Prussian
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province of
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Westphalia, in the valley of the Ennepe, at the confluence of the Hasper, and on the railway from
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Dusseldorf to
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Dortmund, 10 m . N.E. of
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Barmen by
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rail . Pop . (19o5), 19,813 . Its
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industries include
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iron foundries,
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rolling
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mills, puddling furnaces, and manufactures of iron,
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steel and
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brass wares and of
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machines . Haspe was raised to the
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rank of a town in 1873 .

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