Eastern Allgäu Prealps

Summary

Eastern Allgäu Prealps is an alpine supergroup^[1].

Key Facts

• Eastern Allgäu Prealps is located in Burgberg im Allgäu^[2].
• Eastern Allgäu Prealps is located in Sonthofen^[3].
• Eastern Allgäu Prealps is located in Rettenberg^[4].
• Eastern Allgäu Prealps is located in Bad Hindelang^[5].
• Eastern Allgäu Prealps is located in Wertach^[6].
• Eastern Allgäu Prealps is located in Jungholz^[7].
• Eastern Allgäu Prealps is in the country of Germany^[8].
• Eastern Allgäu Prealps is in the country of Austria^[9].
• Eastern Allgäu Prealps's instance of is recorded as alpine supergroup^[10].
• Eastern Allgäu Prealps's shares border with is recorded as Allgäu Alps in the strict sense^[11].
• Eastern Allgäu Prealps's shares border with is recorded as Tannheim Mountains^[12].
• Allgäu is named after Eastern Allgäu Prealps^[13].
• Eastern Allgäu Prealps's part of is recorded as Allgäu Alps^[14].
• Eastern Allgäu Prealps's has part is recorded as Pfronten Mountains^[15].
• Eastern Allgäu Prealps's highest point is recorded as Übelhorn^[16].
• Eastern Allgäu Prealps's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 47.54873, 'longitude': 10.37899, 'precision': 1e-05}^[17].
• Eastern Allgäu Prealps's different from is recorded as Allgäu Prealps east of the Iller^[18].
• Eastern Allgäu Prealps's name is recorded as Prealpi Orientali dell'Algovia^[19].

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Geography

Country listings include Germany^[8], a sovereign state^[20], in Germany^[21], founded in 1949^[22] and Austria^[9], a sovereign state^[23], in Austria^[24], founded in 1918^[25]. Located in include Burgberg im Allgäu^[2], a municipality without town privileges in Germany^[26], in Germany^[27]; Sonthofen^[3], an urban municipality in Germany^[28], in Germany^[29]; Rettenberg^[4], a municipality without town privileges in Germany^[30], in Germany^[31]; Bad Hindelang^[5], a market municipality of Germany^[32], in Germany^[33]; Wertach^[6], a market municipality of Germany^[34], in Germany^[35]; and Jungholz^[7], an enclave^[36], in Austria^[37]. Eastern Allgäu Prealps's part of is recorded as Allgäu Alps^[14].

Designation and Status

Eastern Allgäu Prealps's instance of is recorded as alpine supergroup^[10].

History and Context

Allgäu is named after Eastern Allgäu Prealps^[13].