Mosaikbrunnen
fountain at Seepromenade in Zürich, Switzerland
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Summary
Mosaikbrunnen is a water well[1].
Key Facts
- Mosaikbrunnen is the creator of Alfred Friedrich Bluntschli[2].
- Mosaikbrunnen is the creator of Joseph Regl[3].
- Mosaikbrunnen is the creator of Heinrich Emil Schneebeli[4].
- Mosaikbrunnen is located in Zurich[5].
- Mosaikbrunnen is in the country of Switzerland[6].
- Mosaikbrunnen's image is recorded as Zürich - General-Guisan-Quai IMG 0824.JPG[7].
- Mosaikbrunnen's instance of is recorded as water well[8].
- Mosaikbrunnen's instance of is recorded as public water well[9].
- Mosaikbrunnen's instance of is recorded as drinking fountain[10].
- Mosaikbrunnen's genre is recorded as public art[11].
- Mosaikbrunnen's operator is recorded as Wasserversorgung Zürich[12].
- Mosaikbrunnen's made from material is recorded as marble[13].
- Mosaikbrunnen's VIAF cluster ID is recorded as 314865847[14].
- Mosaikbrunnen's location is recorded as Seepromenade[15].
- Mosaikbrunnen's Commons category is recorded as Mosaikbrunnen (Zürich)[16].
- Mosaikbrunnen's catalog code is recorded as kir3566[17].
- Mosaikbrunnen's catalog code is recorded as 125[18].
- +1909-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Mosaikbrunnen[19].
- Mosaikbrunnen's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 47.36462247923, 'longitude': 8.5378359801062, 'precision': 1e-06}[20].
- Mosaikbrunnen's described at URL is recorded as https://h2o.do/Q27229889[21].
- Mosaikbrunnen's title is recorded as Bluntschlibrunnen[22].
- Mosaikbrunnen's directions is recorded as Seepromenade (bei General-Guisan-Quai 17 )[23].
- Mosaikbrunnen's ground level 360 degree view URL is recorded as https://goo.gl/maps/JBV84df4oSn[24].
- Mosaikbrunnen's type of water supply is recorded as water distribution system[25].
- Mosaikbrunnen's OpenStreetMap node ID is recorded as 309750578[26].
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Works and Contributions
Created works include Alfred Friedrich Bluntschli[2], an architect[27], 1842–1930[28], of Switzerland[29], specialised in civil engineering[30]; Joseph Regl[3], a sculptor[31], 1846–1911[32]; and Heinrich Emil Schneebeli[4], a merchant[33], 1854–1914[34], of Switzerland[35].