Berge

Mountains stands for:

• Mountains ( mining), solid rock, into which a mine is driven
• Tailings, rock, which occurs in the natural resource extraction as a waste product
• Ostwestfälisches a noble family, see Men of the Mountain
• Mountains, a band from Berlin
• Mountains (magazine) for alpinism, since 2008 part of Alpin ( magazine)

Mountains is the name of several places

In Brandenburg:

• Mountains ( Prignitz ) municipality in the district Prignitz
• Mountains ( Nauen ), part of Nauen district Havel country

In Hesse:

• Mountains ( Homberg ), district of Homberg ( Efze) in the Schwalm -Eder-Kreis
• Mountains ( Neu-Eichenberg ), the municipality of Neu-Eichenberg in the Werra- Meißner-Kreis

In Lower Saxony:

• Mountains ( Emsbueren ), part of the municipality Emsbueren in the Emsland district, see Emsbueren
• Mountains ( Hoogstede ), part of the municipality in the district of Bentheim Hoogstede
• Mountains ( Lower Saxony), municipality within the integrated municipality in the district of Osnabrück Fuerstenau

In North Rhine -Westphalia:

• Mountains ( Anroechte ), part of the municipality in the district of Soest Anroechte
• Mountains ( Gevelsberg ), district of the city Gevelsberg in Ennepe -Ruhr-Kreis
• Mountains ( Halver ), district of the city Halver in the Mark Brandenburg Circle
• Mountains ( Hamm ), the district of the city of Hamm
• Mountains ( Medebach ), district of the city Medebach in Hochsauerlandkreis
• Mountains ( Meschede ), district of the city of Meschede in Hochsauerlandkreis
• Mountains ( Wipperfuerth ), district of the city Wipperfuerth in Oberbergischer

In Saxony:

• Mountains ( Großpostwitz ), part of the municipality in the district of Bautzen Großpostwitz

In Saxony- Anhalt:

• Mountains ( Behrendorf ), part of the municipality Behrendorf ( Altmark) in the district of Stendal
• Mountains ( Gardelegen ), district of the Hanseatic City Guard Insert in the Altmark Salzwedel

In Spain:

• Berge ( Teruel), a municipality in the province of Teruel, Spain

Mountains is part of their name the following structures:

• Monastery mountains near Magdeburg
• Schloss Berge in Gelsenkirchen- Buer
• Castle Mountain in Odenthal - Altenberg
• Fort Mountain, a former building in Magdeburg
• Local mountains (Essen), Outbound Wasserburg in Essen

Mountains is the surname of:

• Abraham mountains (1851-1936), Norwegian politician
• Anne Berge ( b. 1966 ), Norwegian skier
• Arnold van den Berge († 1370 ), German alderman and mayor of the imperial city of Aachen
• Bjørn Berge ( b. 1968 ), Norwegian blues guitarist
• Brynhild mountains (1901-1975), Norwegian Water jumper
• Christian Berge ( b. 1973 ), Norwegian handball player and coach
• Claude mountains (1926-2002), French mathematician
• David Berge ( b. 1977 ), German ice hockey goaltender
• Elisabeth Berge (1838-1909), German writer
• Ewald mountains (1891-1974), German veterinary surgeon
• Gerhard mountains (1926-2006), German pianist
• Guttorm mountains (1929-2004), Norwegian skier
• Joachim from the mountain (1526-1602), German diplomat and statesman
• Johann van den Berge († 1409 ), German alderman and mayor of the imperial city of Aachen
• Karl Friedrich Wilhelm mountains (1811-1883), German naturalist and entomologist
• Klaus Berge ( b. 1961 ), German football player and coach
• Marinus van den Berge (1900-1972), Dutch athlete
• Nora Holstad Berge ( * 1987), Norwegian football player
• Sigurd mountains (1929-2002), Norwegian composer
• Sophie mountains (born 1964 ), French sailor
• Stig Berge ( b. 1942 ), Norwegian orienteers
• Stig André Berge ( b. 1983 ), Norwegian Ringer
• Trygve Berge ( b. 1932 ), Norwegian skier

See also:

• Berghe
• Blue Mountains
• The mountains
• Hausberge
• On the mountain

• Disambiguation