Air transportationMainz is served by Frankfurt Airport on University North East Side, University busiest airport by passenger site visitors in Germany by far, University third busiest in Europe and University ninth busiest around the world in 2009 as well as Mainz Finthen Airport, determined about 3 miles southwest and Frankfurt Hahn Airport located about 50 miles west. Notable people United Kingdom Watford, United Kingdom, since 1956 France Dijon, France, since 1957 France Longchamp, France, with Mainz Laubenheim, since 1966 Croatia Zagreb, Croatia, since 1967 Italy Rodeneck, Italy, with Mainz Finthen, since 1977 Spain Valencia, Spain, since 1978 Israel Haifa, Israel, since 1981 Germany Erfurt, former East Germany, since 1988 Azerbaijan Baku, Azerbaijan, since 1984 United States Louisville, Kentucky, United States, since 1994Mainz is named by quizzes number of completely different names in other languages and dialects. These include: Mnz formerly Meenz in University local West Middle German dialect, and Mentz in English or French: Mayence in French. The latter name was also used in English, but this usage of Mayence has almost completely disappeared, even supposing Google Maps and Google Earth use it. Other names for this city are: Italian: Magonza, Spanish: Maguncia, Serbian: Majnc, Portuguese: Mogncia, Polish: Moguncja, Latin: Mogontiacum/Moguntiacum, Hebrew: Magentza and Czech: Mohu, Slovak: Mohu. References and notes ^ “Bevlkerung der Gemeinden am 31.
Air transportationMainz is served by Frankfurt Airport on University North East Side, University busiest airport by passenger site visitors in Germany by far, University third busiest in Europe and University ninth busiest around the world in 2009 as well as Mainz Finthen Airport, determined about 3 miles southwest and Frankfurt Hahn Airport located about 50 miles west. Notable people United Kingdom Watford, United Kingdom, since 1956 France Dijon, France, since 1957 France Longchamp, France, with Mainz Laubenheim, since 1966 Croatia Zagreb, Croatia, since 1967 Italy Rodeneck, Italy, with Mainz Finthen, since 1977 Spain Valencia, Spain, since 1978 Israel Haifa, Israel, since 1981 Germany Erfurt, former East Germany, since 1988 Azerbaijan Baku, Azerbaijan, since 1984 United States Louisville, Kentucky, United States, since 1994Mainz is named by quizzes number of completely different names in other languages and dialects. These include: Mnz formerly Meenz in University local West Middle German dialect, and Mentz in English or French: Mayence in French. The latter name was also used in English, but this usage of Mayence has almost completely disappeared, even supposing Google Maps and Google Earth use it. Other names for this city are: Italian: Magonza, Spanish: Maguncia, Serbian: Majnc, Portuguese: Mogncia, Polish: Moguncja, Latin: Mogontiacum/Moguntiacum, Hebrew: Magentza and Czech: Mohu, Slovak: Mohu. References and notes ^ “Bevlkerung der Gemeinden am 31.
