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Eller

Location
Country	Germany
States	Lower Saxony and Thuringia
Physical characteristics

Source
• location	At the confluence of the Weilroder Eller and the Geroder Eller
• coordinates	51°33′18″N 10°22′21″E / 51.5549°N 10.3726°E / 51.5549; 10.3726

Mouth
• location	Rhume
• coordinates	51°34′52″N 10°16′28″E / 51.5811°N 10.2745°E / 51.5811; 10.2745
Basin features
Progression	Rhume→ Leine→ Aller→ Weser→ North Sea

Eller is a river of Lower Saxony and Thuringia, Germany.

Its source is the confluence of the Weilroder Eller and the Geroder Eller. It flows into the Rhume in Rüdershausen.

Eller (Rhume)

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