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Note: The colours in this map represent the linguistic majority(!) in a region. For example:

In Northern Germany, Low Saxon dialects (or standard German dialects influenced by Low Saxon that previously were spoken there) are spoken, yet the majority of the people there speak standard German, a high German language, so the area is coloured as being dominantly High German.

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Rex Germanus Tesi samanunga is edele unde scona 14:20, 13 May 2006 (UTC)

Matthew This is a self corrected version of the previous file on this page. The language border in the middle of Belgium is a lot more to the south than the previous file suggested.

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