The Martin Luther Church in Poppberg was the first Protestant church to be built in Bavaria after World War II. Since it is exactly on the European watershed, the water from the southern half of the roof flows to the Danube, and the water from the northern half of the roof to the Rhine.

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December 17, 2024

The two halves of the roof of the church form the European watershed.

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