File:Former regional handball leagues in Germany till 2009 2010.svg

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Former regional leagues of men's handball in Germany

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English: Former regional leagues of men's handball in Germany.
  • Green: Nordostdeutscher Handball-Verband (NOHV)
  • Blue: Süddeutscher Handball-Verband (SHV)
  • Grey: Südwestdeutscher Handballverband (SWHV)
  • Red: Westdeutscher Handball-Verband (WHV)
  • Yellow: Norddeutscher Handball-Verband (NHV)
Deutsch: Ehemalige Regionalligen des Herren-Handballs in Deutschland.
  • Grün: Nordostdeutscher Handball-Verband (NOHV)
  • Blau: Süddeutscher Handball-Verband (SHV)
  • Grau: Südwestdeutscher Handballverband (SWHV)
  • Rot: Westdeutscher Handball-Verband (WHV)
  • Gelb: Norddeutscher Handball-Verband (NHV)
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Source File:Deutschlandkarte_(Bunt).svg
Author Original creation by User:Stefan-Xp, new coloring by User:Gerrit Depner

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