Humboldthain
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Summary
Humboldthain is an urban park[1]. Humboldthain draws 142 Wikipedia views per month (urban_park category, ranking #91 of 585).[2]
Key Facts
- Humboldthain is located in Bezirk Mitte[3].
- Humboldthain is in the country of Germany[4].
- Humboldthain's instance of is recorded as urban park[5].
- Humboldthain's instance of is recorded as park[6].
- Humboldthain's architect is recorded as Johann Heinrich Gustav Meyer[7].
- Humboldthain's architect is recorded as Friedrich Tamms[8].
- Humboldthain's commissioned by is recorded as Magistrat von Berlin[9].
- Alexander von Humboldt is named after Humboldthain[10].
- The location of Humboldthain was Gesundbrunnen[11].
- Humboldthain is used for pedestrian transport[12].
- Humboldthain is used for leisure[13].
- Humboldthain is used for sledding[14].
- Humboldthain is used for sport climbing[15].
- Humboldthain's Commons category is recorded as Volkspark Humboldthain[16].
- Humboldthain comprises Q140621410[17].
- Humboldthain comprises Flakturm Volkspark Humboldthain[18].
- 1869 marks the founding of Humboldthain[19].
- Humboldthain's coordinate location is recorded as {'lat': 52.547222222222, 'lon': 13.386111111111}[20].
- Humboldthain's significant event is recorded as redesign[21].
- Humboldthain's significant event is recorded as redesign[22].
- Humboldthain's significant event is recorded as redesign[23].
- Humboldthain's significant event is recorded as redesign[24].
- Humboldthain's heritage designation is recorded as cultural heritage monument in Berlin[25].
- Humboldthain's heritage designation is recorded as garden monument[26].
- Humboldthain covers an area of {'unit': 'hectare', 'amount': '+29'}[27].
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Geography
Humboldthain is in the country of Germany[4]. Humboldthain is located in Bezirk Mitte[3].
Physical Characteristics
Humboldthain covers an area of {'unit': 'hectare', 'amount': '+29'}[27].
Designation and Status
Recorded instance of include urban park[5] and park[6]. Heritage statuses include cultural heritage monument in Berlin[25] and garden monument[26].
History and Context
1869 marks the founding of Humboldthain[19]. Alexander von Humboldt is named after Humboldthain[10].
Cultural Significance
Things named for Humboldthain include Berlin Humboldthain station[28], a Berlin S-Bahn station[29], in Germany[30], founded in 1935[31].
Why It Matters
Humboldthain draws 142 Wikipedia views per month (urban_park category, ranking #91 of 585).[2] Humboldthain has Wikipedia articles in 9 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[32] Humboldthain is known by 12 alternative names across languages and contexts.[33]
Entities named for Humboldthain include Berlin Humboldthain station[28], a Berlin S-Bahn station[29], in Germany[30], founded in 1935[31].