An island in the Baltic Sea in northeastern Germany. It is separated from Stralsund on the mainland by a narrow strait about 2.5 km wide, and is connected by rail and road. Its main industries are agriculture and fishing, and it has many swimming beaches. It became part of Prussia in 1815. The main cities are Bergen and Sassnitz. Area: 926 km2 . Population: 80,958 (1994). Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
ドイツ北東部,バルト海の島。本土のシュトラールズントと幅約2.5kmの狭い海峡を隔てて対し,鉄道・道路で結ばれている。農業,水産業を主とし,海水浴場が多い。1815年プロイセン領。中心都市はベルゲン,ザスニッツ。926km2。8万958人(1994)。
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