Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain
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Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain
Summary
Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain is an alpine group[1]. It is known by 4 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain is located in Oberstdorf[3].
- Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain is located in Bad Hindelang[4].
- Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain is located in Hinterhornbach[5].
- Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain is located in Vorderhornbach[6].
- Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain is located in Weißenbach am Lech[7].
- Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain is in the country of Germany[8].
- Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain is in the country of Austria[9].
- Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain's instance of is recorded as alpine group[10].
- Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain's shares border with is recorded as Rauhorn-Leilachspitze Chain[11].
- Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain's shares border with is recorded as Krottenkopf Group[12].
- Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain's shares border with is recorded as Krottenspitze-Höfats Chain[13].
- Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain's shares border with is recorded as Daumen Group[14].
- Hochvogel is named after Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain[15].
- Großer Rosszahn is named after Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain[16].
- Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain is part of Allgäu Alps in the strict sense[17].
- Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain comprises Wilden Group[18].
- Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain comprises Hochvogel Group[19].
- Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain comprises Rosszahn Group[20].
- Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain's highest point is recorded as Hochvogel[21].
- Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain's coordinate location is recorded as {'latitude': 47.38652, 'longitude': 10.47712}[22].
- Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain's short name is recorded as II/B-22.II-C.9[23].
- Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain's different from is recorded as Hochvogel and Rosszahn Group[24].
- Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain's name is recorded as Catena Hochvogel-Roßzahn[25].
- Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain's has boundary is recorded as Bockkarscharte[26].
- Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain's has boundary is recorded as Bärgündelsbach[27].
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Geography
Country listings include Germany[8], a sovereign state[28], in Germany[29], founded in 1949[30] and Austria[9], a sovereign state[31], in Austria[32], founded in 1918[33]. Located in include Oberstdorf[3], a market municipality of Germany[34], in Germany[35]; Bad Hindelang[4], a market municipality of Germany[36], in Germany[37]; Hinterhornbach[5], a rural municipality of Austria[38], in Austria[39]; Vorderhornbach[6], a rural municipality of Austria[40], in Austria[41]; and Weißenbach am Lech[7], a rural municipality of Austria[42], in Austria[43]. Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain is part of Allgäu Alps in the strict sense[17].
Designation and Status
Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain's instance of is recorded as alpine group[10].
History and Context
Things named after include Hochvogel[15], a mountain[44], in Germany[45] and Großer Rosszahn[16], a mountain[46], in Austria[47].
Why It Matters
Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain is known by 4 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]