<nowiki>Ardenas; Ardennafjöll; Hutan Ardennes; Ardennes; Ардени; Ardène; Ardeni; 阿登; Ardeny; Арденни; 阿登; 阿登; 아르덴; Арденна; Ardenoj; Ardeny; Ardenne; Ardeni; Ardēni; Ardenne; Ардени; Ardenas; 阿登; Ardennen; Ardennane; Ardennene; Ardenlər; Ardennes; أردين; Ardenne; 亞丁地區; Ardennek; Ardenak; regió de les Ardenes; Ardennen; Ardennes; Ardennes; Ардэны; Ардени; 阿登; Ardennen; არდენები; アルデンヌ; Ardennes; اردين; ארדנים; Arduenna; Ardeni; 阿登; Ardennit; Årdene; Ardenne; 阿登; ஆர்டென் காடு; Ardenne; Ardeni; Ardenn; Ardenler; Ardennid; Ardennes; Ardenne; Ardenas; Ardennerna; Ardennen; ارڈین; Ardenas; آردنن; Ardennes; Ardennerne; Ardėnai; Ardeni; Ardennes; Ardennen; Ardennes; อาร์แดน; Ardeny; Արդեններ; 阿登; Ардени; Арденны; Ардэны; Ardennen; rexión das Ardenas; Hutan Ardennes; Αρδέννες; Ardennes (rehiyon); regione compresa tra Belgio, Lussemburgo e Francia; région géographique qui s'étend sur les territoires belge, français, luxembourgeois et allemand; горны хрыбет у Бэльгіі, Люксэмбургу і Францыі; горная система и лесной массив во Франции, Бельгии и Люксембурге; Mittelgebirge in Belgien, Frankreich, Luxembourg und Deutschland; χαμηλή οροσειρά του Βέλγιου; mountains in Luxembourg; низок планински венец во Белгија; 西欧的森林地区; سلسلة جبلية في لوكسمبورغ; sredogorje v Belgiji; ワロン地域にある高地; سلسله جبليه فى فرنسا; Belgian ja Luxemburgin metsäinen vuoristoalue, joka ulottuu Ranskaan saakka; pohorie vo Francúzsku, v Belgicku a v Luxembursku; Biergmassiv a Frankräich, Däitschalnd, der Belsch an zu Lëtzebuerg; lav fjellkjede i hovedsakelig Belgia; gebergte in Wallonië, Luxemburg en Frankrijk; Hutan; bergsområde i Belgien-Luxemburg-Frankrike; אזור גיאוגרפי בדרום בלגיה; 벨기에 남동부와 룩셈부르크, 프랑스 북동부 일부에 걸쳐있는 숲과 산악 지역; low mountain range in Belgium, France, Luxembourg and Germany; mountains in Luxembourg; pohoří na rozhraní Lucemburska, Belgie a Francie; гірська система і лісовий масив у Бельгії, Франції та Люксембурзі; Árdenas; Les Ardennes; Ardena; L'Ardenne; Las Árdenas; Arduenna; Las Ardenas; Ardennes belges; Ardenne belge; Ardenni seljandik; Ardenni mäestik; Ardenni-mäed; Ardenne; Ardennes; Ardenny; Арденнский лес; Арденнская возвышенность; Арденский лес; Арденнские горы; Ardennes; Ardenn; Departement di Ardenn; Ardennes; Ардэнскія горы; Les Ardenes; 阿登高地; 亞爾丁; 阿登山脈; 阿登高原; 阿登森林; Ardėnų kalnai; Ardennes; Ardenne; アルデンヌ地方; アルデンヌ高地; アルデンヌの森; アルデンヌ高原; יער הארדנים; Foresta delle Ardenne; Ardennes; Ardennen; Ardennene; Ardennerne; Ardenna; Arduendunum; Waalse Ardennen; Belgische Ardennen; Ardena; Ardennen; Ardennien vuoristo; Ардени; اردين; الأردين; Арденска Шума; L’Ardenne</nowiki>
Ardennes
low mountain range in Belgium, France, Luxembourg and Germany
Morphologically connected mountains of Ardennes and Eifel, framed by the rivers Semois, Meuse, Moselle and Rhine. The highest elevation is Mt. Hohe Acht at 746.9 m above sea level
Arduenna silva between River Maas and River Rhine
Belgium
War memorial for the 1st Infantry Division (Big Red One) in Belgium
Rock Bayard of Dinant, on the right bank of the Meuse. According to a legend, a magic horse jumped from the top of this rock to the left bank of the river, carrying the Quatre Fils Aymon fleeing Charlemagne
Battles of the Frontiers (1914) involved a series of collisions between the French and the German armies. The French forces carried out a counteroffensive ("Plan XVII"), attacking the flank of the westwards-advancing German Army executing its Schlieffen Plan
Panorama of Botassart or Le Tombeau du Géant (Giant's Tomb) along River Semois
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Landscape of Frahan inside the bend of the Semois
Morphologically connected mountains of Ardennes and Eifel, framed by the rivers Semois, Meuse, Moselle and Rhine. The highest elevation is Mt. Hohe Acht at 746.9 m above sea level
Arduenna silva between River Maas and River Rhine
Belgium
War memorial for the 1st Infantry Division (Big Red One) in Belgium
Rock Bayard of Dinant, on the right bank of the Meuse. According to a legend, a magic horse jumped from the top of this rock to the left bank of the river, carrying the Quatre Fils Aymon fleeing Charlemagne
Battle of the Ardennes (1914) was the second of the Battles of the Frontiers
Battles of the Frontiers (1914) involved a series of collisions between the French and the German armies. The French forces carried out a counteroffensive ("Plan XVII"), attacking the flank of the westwards-advancing German Army executing its Schlieffen Plan
Panorama of Botassart or Le Tombeau du Géant (Giant's Tomb) along River Semois
View of the Meuse in the French part
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