{{wiktionary|Mauer|mauer}} '''Mauer''' is the German word for ''wall''. It may also refer to:
{{tocright}} ==Places== *Mauer, Vienna, a former village of Lower Austria that has been part of Vienna since 1938 *Mauer bei Amstetten, a village in the municipality of Amstetten, in Lower Austria *Mauer bei Melk, a village in the municipality of Dunkelsteinerwald, in the Mostviertel in Lower Austria *Mauer (Baden), a village of the Rhein-Neckar-Kreis in Germany
==People== *Albert Mauer (1907–1999), former Polish ice hockey player *Frank Mauer (born 1988), German ice hockey player *Gary Mauer, American actor *Jake Mauer (born 1978), former baseball player and baseball manager; also older brother of Joe Mauer *John Mauer (1901–1978), former college basketball coach for the University of Kentucky and later for the University of Tennessee *Joe Mauer (born 1983), all-star catcher for the Minnesota Twins (Major League Baseball) *Ken Mauer (born 1955), NBA referee *Renata Mauer (born 1969), Polish sports shooter *Rocco Mauer (born 1988), US rugby player
==Music== *''Die Chinesische Mauer'' ("The Chinese Wall"), a 1985 album by Michael Cretu
*''Die Mauer'' ("The Wall"), a 1982 song by the Swedish punk band Ebba Grön
==Other== *Berlin Wall (''Berliner Mauer''), a barrier that divided Berlin from 1961 to 1989 *Mauer 1, a fossilized mandible, type specimen of the ''Homo heidelbergensis'', named after its place of discovery Mauer *Also used to refer to the Inner German border, mid-1950s–1989
==See also== *Maurer, is the German word for ''bricklayer'' and a more common surname *Maur (disambiguation), place and surname *Auf der Maur, surname *In der Maur, surname
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