Geographical allocation of the InnoRegio-networks
Beriin
Itteisachsen
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Dresden
INNO PLANTA
Gatersieben
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Wildau
KONUS,
Dresden
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Zwickau
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Hennigsdorf.
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Beriin-Buch, Beriin
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Dresden
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mecklenburg, Wismar
Maritime Allianz,
Wismar
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POLAND
CZECH REPUBLIC
Musicon-Vatley,
Markneukirchen
K<el
Hamburg
ΓnnoSachs,
Chemnitz
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