The Cathedral of St Nicholas has 13 bells - eleven of which are in the west tower and 2 are in the Bell Tower of the Choir.
West tower |
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Bell name | Year | Diameter |
St Marie | 1505 | 220 cm |
St Catherine | 1506 | 175 cm |
St Barbe | 1367 | 146 cm |
of hours | 1416 | 131 cm |
of Prime | 1437 | 112 cm |
of Gambach | 1562 | 96 cm |
of sacristin | 1569 | 67 cm |
St Nicholas | 2nd half of the 14th Century | 65 cm |
of the dead | 1733 | 57 cm |
of choralists | 1567 | 29cm |
of watch | 1554 | 29 cm |
The Bell Tower of the Choir |
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Bell name | Year | Diameter |
of the mass | 1737 | 41 cm |
of the dieing | 1656 | 31.5 cm |
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