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11/7/2017 9:59:48 PM
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Trostberg is a town in the district of Traunstein in Bavaria, Germany.
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Which isn't where the EDZ is located. It's in Graubunden, Switzerland. The reservoir is likely based on Zervreila and Trostland on Vals.
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Then why are the signs are in German?
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Because they speak German in parts of Switzerland. There are two road signs outside Trostland, one says Graubunden, the other says Zervreilahorn. Zervreilahorn is in the Canton of Graubunden and has a nearby reservoir.
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Okay Trostland Germany doesn’t have a large reservoir. Does Graubunden have a salt mine?
