Erz Mountains

American  

[airts] / ɛərts /

plural noun

1. a mountain range in central Europe, on the boundary between Germany and the Czech Republic. Highest peak, Keilberg, 4,080 feet (1,245 meters).

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Example Sentences

Guenzel went on trial in August for killing Stempniewicz at his home, a bed-and-breakfast inn in the town of Hartmannsdorf-Reichenau in the Erz mountains near the border with the Czech Republic.

From BBC

Prosecutors say Detlev Guenzel, 56, strangled and dismembered the 59 year old last November at a small bed-and-breakfast run by Mr Guenzel in the Erz mountains in eastern Germany.

From BBC

Police in Dresden say they have arrested a 55-year-old police officer on suspicion of murder after the body of another man was found in the Erz mountains in eastern Germany.

From BBC

Unfortunately," says Zittel, "Werner's field observations were limited to a small district, the Erz Mountains and the neighboring parts of Saxony and Bohemia.

From Project Gutenberg

"They lie in the narrow pass of Gabel—in the chasms of the Erz mountains—they have died of hunger and thirst, and they have deserted," said Prince Augustus, solemnly.

From Project Gutenberg