Rohr

Tube may refer to:

Tube (technology), elongated hollow body
Run ( firearm ) is commonly referred to as a pipe
Oven, in parts of Germany and Austria

Tube ( Botany), monocotyledonous plant with long stalk, stem, or root
Reeds, a plant community
Reed in Austria
Reed, a backlash tongue with musical instruments
Tube ( Mesopotamia ), ancient measure of length

Pipe is the name of geographical objects:

Tube ( Middle Franconia ), municipality in the district of Roth, Bavaria
Tube in Lower Bavaria, market town in the district of Kelheim, Bavaria
Tube ( Thuringia), municipality in the district Schmalkalden- Meiningen, Thuringia
Rohr im Burgenland, municipality in the district of Güssing, Burgenland
Pipe in the mountains, in the district of Wiener Neustadt- Land, Lower Austria
Tube in Krems Valley, town in Upper Austria
Tube at Hartberg, in Styria community
Pipe SO, municipality in the district Gösgen, Canton of Solothurn
Tube ( Bas- Rhin), commune in Alsace, France

Parts of communes:

Tube ( Blankenheim ), the municipality of Blankenheim, the district Euskirchen, North Rhine -Westphalia
Tube ( Eurasburg ), the municipality of Eurasburg, district of Bad Tölz- Wolfratshausen, Bavaria
Tube ( Frey town ) district of the city Frey city, district of Neumarkt in der Oberpfalz, Bavaria
Tube ( Günzach ), part of the municipality Günzach, Ostallgäu, Bavaria
Tube ( Neudrossenfeld ), the municipality of Neudrossenfeld, the district of Kulmbach, Bavaria
Tube ( Plattling ), district of the city Plattling, district of Deggendorf, Bavaria
Tube ( Rohrbach ), the municipality of Rohrbach ( Ilm ), County Pfaffenhofen, Bavaria
Tube ( Stuttgart), city district of Stuttgart, Baden- Württemberg
Tube ( Waltenhofen ), part of the municipality Waltenhofen, County Upper Allgaeu, Bavaria
Tube ( Weilheim ), the municipality of Weilheim, Waldshut, Baden- Württemberg
Tube ( Woringen ), part of the municipality Woringen, administrative district Allgaeu, Bavaria

Tube (municipality Loos village), cadastral in Lower Austria
Tube (municipality Ragnitz ), cadastral municipality of Ragnitz in Styria
Pipe at the Raab, cadastral municipality of precious bei Feldbach in Styria
Tube (municipality of Mittelberg), place to Mittelberg in the small valley, the district of Bregenz, Vorarlberg

Rohr AG, district of Aarau, Canton of Aargau ( municipality until 2009)

As well as:

Tube ( flow ), for Lune near Bremerhaven

Pipe is the name of:

Tube ( nobility ), Altmärkisches (originally Bavarian ) noble family
Pipe and stone, extinct Silesian noble family

Individuals:

Adolphine of pipe (1855-1923), abbess of the monastery pin for the Holy Sepulchre
Ehrentreich Albrecht von Rohr (1720-1800), royal Prussian Major General
Alfred tube, Austrian politician (ÖVP )
Alheidis of pipe ( * 1940, sometimes incorrectly referred to Adelheidis of tube called ), German historian and author
Angela tube ( pseudonym Helene Golnipa; 1890-1985 ), Austrian- Soviet doctor and writer
Bernd tube ( * 1937 ), German racing cyclist and World Champion
Bernhard von Rohr (1421-1487), Archbishop of Salzburg
Chris von Rohr ( b. 1951 ), Swiss rock musician
Daniel Rohr ( b. 1960 ), Swiss actor, director and theater manager
Ferdinand von Rohr (1783-1851), Prussian general and Secretary of War
Franz tube of Denta (Franz pipe, from 1917 Baron von Denta; 1854-1927 ), Austrian field marshal
Friedrich pipe (1850-1913), German print shop owners, city manager and member of the Bremen City Parliament
Georg Schmidt-Rohr (1890-1945), German sociologist and specialist in German
Gernot Rohr ( born 1953 ), German football player and coach
Götz von Rohr ( b. 1944 ), German geographer
Hans Rohr ( b. 1945 ), Swiss architect
Hanns von Rohr (1895-1988), German Major General
Hans- Alard von Rohr ( born 1933), German Ambassador
Hans Christoph von Rohr ( b. 1938 ), German jurist and politician ( CDU), MdHB
Hans -Jürgen tube ( * 1925), German jurist and Secretary of State in Bonn
Hans Joachim von Rohr (1888-1971), German politician ( DNVP )
Henry tubular (1902-1997), German church musician and composer
Ignaz pipe (1866-1944), German Catholic theologian
Jakob Schulze-Rohr (1930-2008), German architect and urban planner
Jean -Philippe pipe ( b. 1961 ), French footballer
Johann von Rohr (1579-1624), German chamberlain and court official
Johann tube ( politician ) ( 1830-1909 ), Swiss politician (LPS )
Johann Friedrich pipe (1816-1878), German typesetter
Johann Georg pipe (1666-1722), German Glockengießer
Julius Bernhard von Rohr (1688-1742), Saxon Camera List, scientist and writer
Kaspar Friedrich von Rohr (1702-1757), royal Prussian Major General
Kurt von Rohr (1843-1910), Prussian landowner and politician
Mathieu von Rohr ( b. 1978 ), Swiss journalist and bureau chief of the mirror in Paris
Mathilde von Rohr (1810-1889), German penpal Theodor Fontane
Max Rohr (1890-1980), Swiss politician (CVP )
Moritz von Rohr (1868-1940), German optician
Nadine tube ( born 1977 ), Swiss track and field athlete
Oskar pipe (1912-1988), German football player
Otto von Rohr (1914-1982), German opera singer
Patrick Rohr ( b. 1968 ), Swiss TV presenter
Peter Rohr (1881-1956), German composer and conductor romania
Peter Schulze-Rohr (1926-2007), German film director and screenwriter
Philipp pipe (1918-2007), German football player
Reinhart Rohr ( b. 1959 ), Austrian politician ( SPÖ)
Richard Rohr ( b. 1943 ), American Franciscan priest, preacher and author
Robert Rohr (1922-2008), educator, musicologist, musician and writer
Rupprecht pipe (1919-2009), German linguist and university teachers
Ulrich Schmidt-Rohr (1926-2006), German nuclear physicist
WD pipe (1928-1981), German writer and literary agent
Wilhelm pipe (1898-1968), German historian and archivist
Willy pipe (1877-1930), creator and organizer of the first storm battalion
Wulfing von Rohr ( b. 1948 ), German journalist and author

RO HR stands for:

Harghita County in Romania according to ISO 3166-2