Confluence of the Abens and Danube
Confluence of the Abens and Danube
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Confluence of the Abens and Danube
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The Abens is a river in Upper and Lower Bavaria. It rises at Bruchholz between Dürnzhausen in the northwest and Sünzhausen in the southeast, in the district of Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm.
The Roman fort of Eining took its name, Abusina, from the nearby Abens. The origin of this river name is unclear. The first element could be derived from the Indo-European word "abā" (water). Other sources suggest that the river name in Celtic was "Abusā" and that the ending -ina initially referred only to the fort.
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