Bad Iburg

**Bad Iburg**
	town in Germany
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Instance of	urban municipality in Germany; Hanseatic city; Kneippkurort;
Location	Osnabrück, Lower Saxony, Germany
Has part(s)	Glane; Ostenfelde; Q15391942; Q15391989;
Population	10,559 (2022);
Area	36.5 km² (2017);
Elevation above sea level	104 m;
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	52° 09′ 33″ N, 8° 02′ 50″ E
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	Q501621; VIAF ID: 160014683; GND ID: 4026450-6; Library of Congress authority ID: n79076221; IdRef ID: 120977656; J9U ID: 987007547813205171; OpenStreetMap relation ID: 1819469
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Bad Iburg is a town in the district of Osnabrück, in Lower Saxony, Germany. It is situated in the en:Teutoburg Forest, 16 km south of Osnabrück.

Coats of arms
Castle and monastery Iburg de:Schloss und Benediktinerabtei Iburg before 1752, painting of Renier Roidkin
Castle and Bennoturm
The castle's Rittersaal (hall of knights), paintings by de:Andrea Alovisii
Baroque monastery designed by de:Johann Conrad Schlaun
Bennoturm at the castle where anabaptists were imprisoned
Monument on Mount Limberg commemorating the crash of de:LZ 7
Museum de:Averbecks Speicher
de:Uhrenmuseum Bad Iburg
Fleckenskirche St. Nikolaus (Bad Iburg)
de:St. Jakobus der Ältere (Bad Iburg) in Glane
Hagioscope at St. Clemens
Entrance of Evangelische Schlosskirche
Jagdschlösschen

Sculptures

Bad Iburg has a number of sculptures made by de:Hans Gerd Ruwe from Osnabrück.

Bishop Benno II
Handwerkerbrunnen
Trommlerbrunnen

Bad Iburg

Sculptures

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