Mädelegabel Ridge

Summary

Mädelegabel Ridge is a sector of alpine subgroup^[1].

Key Facts

• Mädelegabel Ridge is located in Oberstdorf^[2].
• Mädelegabel Ridge is located in Holzgau^[3].
• Mädelegabel Ridge is in the country of Germany^[4].
• Mädelegabel Ridge is in the country of Austria^[5].
• Mädelegabel Ridge's image is recorded as Einödsbach 2020a.jpg^[6].
• Mädelegabel Ridge's instance of is recorded as sector of alpine subgroup^[7].
• Mädelegabel Ridge's shares border with is recorded as Himmelschrofen Chain^[8].
• Mädelegabel Ridge's shares border with is recorded as Hochlicht and Peischel Group^[9].
• Mädelegabel is named after Mädelegabel Ridge^[10].
• Mädelegabel Ridge's part of is recorded as Mädelegabel Group^[11].
• Mädelegabel Ridge's has part is recorded as Hochfrottspitze^[12].
• Mädelegabel Ridge's has part is recorded as Mädelegabel^[13].
• Mädelegabel Ridge's has part is recorded as Trettachspitze^[14].
• Mädelegabel Ridge's has part is recorded as Kratzer^[15].
• Mädelegabel Ridge's highest point is recorded as Hochfrottspitze^[16].
• Mädelegabel Ridge's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 47.298812, 'longitude': 10.294016, 'precision': 1e-06}^[17].
• Mädelegabel Ridge's name is recorded as Mädelegabelgruppe^[18].
• Mädelegabel Ridge's mountain range is recorded as Allgäu Alps^[19].
• Mädelegabel Ridge's has boundary is recorded as Bockkarscharte^[20].
• Mädelegabel Ridge's has boundary is recorded as Mädelejoch^[21].

Body

Geography

Country listings include Germany^[4], a sovereign state^[22], in Germany^[23], founded in 1949^[24] and Austria^[5], a sovereign state^[25], in Austria^[26], founded in 1918^[27]. Located in include Oberstdorf^[2], a market municipality of Germany^[28], in Germany^[29] and Holzgau^[3], a rural municipality of Austria^[30], in Austria^[31]. Mädelegabel Ridge's part of is recorded as Mädelegabel Group^[11].

Designation and Status

Mädelegabel Ridge's instance of is recorded as sector of alpine subgroup^[7].

History and Context

Mädelegabel is named after Mädelegabel Ridge^[10].