茨维考

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茨维考 |
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坐标:50°43′08″N 12°29′46″E / 50.7189°N 12.4961°E / 50.7189; 12.4961
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國家 |
德國
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所属联邦州 |
萨克森州
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所属行政区 |
开姆尼茨行政区
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面积
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• 总计
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102.58 平方公里(39.61 平方英里) |
海拔
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267 米(876 英尺) |
人口(2015年12月31日)
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• 總計 |
91,123 |
• 密度
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888/平方公里(2,300/平方英里) |
时区 |
CET (UTC+1) |
• 夏时制
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CEST(UTC+2) |
邮政编码 |
08056–08066
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電話區號 |
0375 |
政府地址 |
Hauptmarkt 1 08056 Zwickau |
汽车牌号 |
Z |
網站 |
www.zwickau.de |
茨维考(德語:Zwickau)位于德国厄尔士山脉的一处山谷,是萨克森州的一座城市,亦是萨克森州西南部地区的区域中心。
这里是著名作曲家罗伯特·舒曼(Robert Schumann)的故乡。这里曾是前东德的重工业基地,较早以前,这里盛产煤,著名汽车品牌奥迪(Audi)也是从这个山谷走向世界的。
茨维考是萨克森汽车工业的摇篮,早在20世纪初就开始由霍希(Horch, 1904年起)和后来的奥迪(1909至1910年起)生产汽车,1930年代至40年代,由奥迪,霍希,小奇迹汽车公司(DKW),漫游者汽车公司(Wanderer)合并成的汽车联盟在此设有工厂。两德分裂时期,1957年原有的工厂成为萨克森灵自动车制造所(VEB Automobilwerk Zwickau),生产东德著名的卫星牌(亦称“特拉贝特牌”)轿车,两德于1990年统一后,1999年德国大众汽车公司在茨维考北部的Mosel设立了约7000人的摩泽尔-茨维考工厂,主要生产高尔夫和帕萨特轿车。
茨维考有一所应用科技大学-西萨克森大学(Westsächsische Hochschule Zwickau -WHZ).每年这里都会举办多次5,60年代汽车秀(Automobil oldtime show),比较有意思。
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德国萨克森州行政区划
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行政区 |
德累斯顿行政区 | 莱比锡行政区 | 开姆尼茨行政区
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直辖市 |
德累斯顿市 | 莱比锡市 | 开姆尼茨市
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县 |
鲍岑县 | 礦山縣 | 格利茨县 | 莱比锡县 | 迈森县 | 中萨克森县 | 北萨克森县 | 萨克森施魏茨-东厄尔士山县 | 福格特兰县 | 茨维考县
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- WorldCat Identities
- BNF: cb11934121p (data)
- GND: 4068262-6
- NKC: ge138087
- NNL: 000987308
- VIAF: 132535661
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