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In the discussion of the name, the article says, "immediately next to the settlement a stream springs forth which flows into the river Saale." I suspect this is supposed to be the Franconian Saale, which is different from the Saale usually meant when the name "Saale" is used by itself. But since the article is referring to the source of the river, I'm not entirely sure; the Fanconian Saale and the other Saale arise just a few miles apart. I checked the German Wikipedia article, but it doesn't refer to the Saale at all. Maybe someone who knows of a clear reference for this could clarify the statement. 140.147.236.195 (talk) 13:06, 4 August 2011 (UTC)Stephen KoscieszaReply