Kenn, Germany - Public Transit

Public Transit

Public transport is operated by the bus during Moselbahn.

Towns and municipalities in Trier-Saarburg

Aach Ayl Baldringen Bekond Bescheid Beuren Bonerath Damflos Detzem Ensch Farschweiler Fell Fisch Föhren Franzenheim Freudenburg Geisfeld Greimerath Grimburg Gusenburg Gusterath Gutweiler Heddert Hentern Herl Hermeskeil Hinzenburg Hinzert-Pölert Hockweiler Holzerath Igel Irsch Kanzem Kasel Kastel-Staadt Kell am See Kenn Kirf Klüsserath Konz Kordel Korlingen Köwerich Lampaden Langsur Leiwen Longen Longuich Lorscheid Mandern Mannebach Mehring Mertesdorf Merzkirchen Morscheid Naurath (Eifel) Naurath (Wald) Neuhütten Newel Nittel Oberbillig Ockfen Ollmuth Onsdorf Osburg Palzem Paschel Pellingen Pluwig Pölich Ralingen Rascheid Reinsfeld Riol Riveris Saarburg Schillingen Schleich Schoden Schömerich Schöndorf Schweich Serrig Sommerau Taben-Rodt Tawern Temmels Thomm Thörnich Trassem Trierweiler Trittenheim Vierherrenborn Waldrach Waldweiler Wasserliesch Wawern Wellen Welschbillig Wiltingen Wincheringen Zemmer Zerf Züsch

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