Frankfurter Ring

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The Frankfurter Ring is an approximately 2.5 kilometres (1.6 mi) long street in the districts

It is connected to Moosacher Straße (west) and Föhringer Ring (east). The subway station of the same name

The street is named after the city of Frankfurt.

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