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The paper investigates the functions relative  wo   ( ‚where’  ) can fulfill within German relative clauses. The data  base consists of over 460 clauses taken from newspaper articles, belletristic  literature and the Pfeffer corpus of spoken language. In the majority of cases,   wo  is a local adverb, both in written and spoken language. It quite  often occurs as a temporal adverb in spoken language, but much less in written  language. The use of  wo  as a relative particle in place of a subject,  object or adverb of other kinds is restricted to spoken language, its use in  place of a subject or direct object occurs only in southern  varieties.

Wo in Relativsätzen – eine korpusbasierte Untersuchung [ Wo in relative clauses]