Besler-Hittisberg Chain
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Summary
Besler-Hittisberg Chain is an alpine group[1]. It is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Besler-Hittisberg Chain is located in Fischen im Allgäu[3].
- Besler-Hittisberg Chain is located in Obermaiselstein[4].
- Besler-Hittisberg Chain is located in Oberstdorf[5].
- Besler-Hittisberg Chain is located in Balderschwang[6].
- Besler-Hittisberg Chain is located in Hittisau[7].
- Besler-Hittisberg Chain is located in Sibratsgfäll[8].
- Besler-Hittisberg Chain is in the country of Germany[9].
- Besler-Hittisberg Chain is in the country of Austria[10].
- Besler-Hittisberg Chain's instance of is recorded as alpine group[11].
- Besler-Hittisberg Chain's shares border with is recorded as Allgäuer Molasseberge[12].
- Besler-Hittisberg Chain's shares border with is recorded as Hörner Group[13].
- Besler-Hittisberg Chain's shares border with is recorded as Winterstaude Group[14].
- Besler-Hittisberg Chain's shares border with is recorded as Daumen Group[15].
- Besler-Hittisberg Chain's shares border with is recorded as Widderstein-Schafalpen Chain[16].
- Besler-Hittisberg Chain's shares border with is recorded as Hoher Ifen-Heiterberg Chain[17].
- Besler-Hittisberg Chain's shares border with is recorded as First-Hochälpele-Geißkopf Chain[18].
- Besler is named after Besler-Hittisberg Chain[19].
- Hittisberg is named after Besler-Hittisberg Chain[20].
- Besler-Hittisberg Chain is part of Western Allgäu Prealps[21].
- Besler-Hittisberg Chain comprises Hittisberg[22].
- Besler-Hittisberg Chain comprises Rotenberg[23].
- Besler-Hittisberg Chain comprises Guntenhöhe[24].
- Besler-Hittisberg Chain comprises Ochsenberg[25].
- Besler-Hittisberg Chain comprises Besler[26].
- Besler-Hittisberg Chain comprises Rote Wand[27].
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Geography
Country listings include Germany[9], a sovereign state[28], in Germany[29], founded in 1949[30] and Austria[10], a sovereign state[31], in Austria[32], founded in 1918[33]. Located in include Fischen im Allgäu[3], a climatic health resort[34], in Germany[35]; Obermaiselstein[4], a municipality without town privileges in Germany[36], in Germany[37]; Oberstdorf[5], a market municipality of Germany[38], in Germany[39]; Balderschwang[6], a municipality without town privileges in Germany[40], in Germany[41]; Hittisau[7], a municipality of Austria[42], in Austria[43]; and Sibratsgfäll[8], a municipality of Austria[44], in Austria[45]. Besler-Hittisberg Chain is part of Western Allgäu Prealps[21].
Designation and Status
Besler-Hittisberg Chain's instance of is recorded as alpine group[11].
History and Context
Things named after include Besler[19], a mountain[46], in Germany[47] and Hittisberg[20], a mountain[48], in Austria[49].
Why It Matters
Besler-Hittisberg Chain is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]