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Rottenberg ( medieval Latin rupta, scattered flock ' to rumpere, tear ') stands for:

• Rottenberg (military ), a portion of a formation is occurring
• Rottenberg (Aviation), two common operating aircraft
• Rottenberg ( settlement ), in Austria, a small settlement
• Rottenberg (hunting ), in the language hunters a larger group of wild boars
• Rottenberg ( string instrument ), stringed lyre similar to a historical crwth
• Rottenberg, see Composting
• In the alpine forest, a group of coniferous trees in the forest preserve

• Rotte (river), river in the Netherlands by Rotterdam
• Rottenberg ( Ilme ), a tributary of the Ilme in Einbeck
• Rottenberg ( Nied ), a tributary of the Nied in Lorraine

• A subunit of the mercenary army, see pennon
• A group of shooters at trap shooting
• A group of railway workers, see track builders
• A group of forest workers, forest workers see

Rottenberg is a surname:

• Alexander Rottenberg (* 1989), German Skeleton Pilot
• Carl Rottenberg (1862-1910), German painter and representatives of the Munich school
• Karl -Heinz Rottenberg ( born 1933), German radiologist
• Karsten Rottenberg (1929-1997), German physician
• Ralph Rotte (* 1968), German political scientist and economist

See also:

• Rotting

• Disambiguation