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Herford
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Herford (hĕr`fôrt), city (1994 pop. 65,680), North Rhine–Westphalia, NW Germany, on the Werre River. Its manufactures include cigars, textiles, chocolate, carpets, machinery, and metal products. The city is also a major producer of furniture in Germany. Herford developed around a 13th-century church (still standing) that formerly had been a Benedictine convent (founded in the 9th cent.). It was a member of the Hanseatic League and passed to Brandenburg in 1647. The contemporary art museum (2005) was designed by Frank Gehry Gehry, Frank Owen (gĕr`ē), 1929–, American architect, b. Toronto, Canada as Frank Owen Goldberg.
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WEDECO, founded in 1975 in Herford, Germany, has delivered thousands of water treatment systems, especially for municipal and private water supplies.
Another large part (the largest yet made with PME Fluidtec's WIT process) is the domed lid for a new 1100-liter HDPE refuse bin made by Sulo Environmental Technology in Herford, Germany.
 
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