Kojen-Schichtkamm
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Kojen-Schichtkamm
Summary
Kojen-Schichtkamm is a ridge[1].
Key Facts
- Kojen-Schichtkamm is located in Oberstaufen[2].
- Kojen-Schichtkamm is located in Riefensberg[3].
- Kojen-Schichtkamm is in the country of Germany[4].
- Kojen-Schichtkamm is in the country of Austria[5].
- Kojen-Schichtkamm's instance of is recorded as ridge[6].
- Kojen-Schichtkamm's shares border with is recorded as Nagelfluhkette[7].
- Kojen-Schichtkamm's shares border with is recorded as Sulzberg[8].
- Kojen-Schichtkamm's shares border with is recorded as Prodel Ridge[9].
- Kojenstein is named after Kojen-Schichtkamm[10].
- Imbergkamm is named after Kojen-Schichtkamm[11].
- Fluh is named after Kojen-Schichtkamm[12].
- Kojen-Schichtkamm is made of conglomerate[13].
- Kojen-Schichtkamm is part of Prodel-Kojen-Schichtkamm[14].
- Kojen-Schichtkamm's Commons category is recorded as Kojen-Schichtkamm[15].
- Kojen-Schichtkamm comprises Imbergkamm[16].
- Kojen-Schichtkamm comprises Fluh[17].
- Kojen-Schichtkamm comprises Kojenstein[18].
- Kojen-Schichtkamm's highest point is recorded as Fluh[19].
- Kojen-Schichtkamm's coordinate location is recorded as {'latitude': 47.4966736, 'longitude': 9.9826285}[20].
- Kojen-Schichtkamm sits at an elevation of {'amount': '+1391'}[21].
- Kojen-Schichtkamm's mountain range is recorded as Allgäu Alps[22].
- Kojen-Schichtkamm's has boundary is recorded as Weißach[23].
- Kojen-Schichtkamm's has boundary is recorded as Lanzenbach[24].
Body
Geography
Country listings include Germany[4], a sovereign state[25], in Germany[26], founded in 1949[27] and Austria[5], a sovereign state[28], in Austria[29], founded in 1918[30]. Located in include Oberstaufen[2], a market municipality of Germany[31], in Germany[32] and Riefensberg[3], a municipality of Austria[33], in Austria[34]. Kojen-Schichtkamm is part of Prodel-Kojen-Schichtkamm[14].
Physical Characteristics
Kojen-Schichtkamm sits at an elevation of {'amount': '+1391'}[21].
Designation and Status
Kojen-Schichtkamm's instance of is recorded as ridge[6].
History and Context
Things named after include Kojenstein[10], a ridge prominence[35], in Austria[36]; Imbergkamm[11], a ridge[37], in Germany[38]; and Fluh[12], a mountain[39], in Germany[40].