Vierländerin-Brunnen
fountain in Hamburg, Germany
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Vierländerin-Brunnen
Summary
Vierländerin-Brunnen is a fountain[1].
Key Facts
- Vierländerin-Brunnen is the creator of Engelbert Joseph Peiffer[2].
- Vierländerin-Brunnen is the creator of Ernst Hanssen[3].
- Vierländerin-Brunnen is the creator of Franz Andreas Meyer[4].
- Vierländerin-Brunnen is located in Hamburg-Mitte[5].
- Vierländerin-Brunnen is in the country of Germany[6].
- Vierländerin-Brunnen's image is recorded as Vierländerin-Brunnen auf dem Hopfenmarkt in Hamburg-Altstadt.jpg[7].
- Vierländerin-Brunnen's instance of is recorded as fountain[8].
- Vierländerin-Brunnen's made from material is recorded as stone[9].
- Vierländerin-Brunnen's made from material is recorded as cast iron[10].
- Vierländerin-Brunnen's location is recorded as Hamburg-Altstadt[11].
- Vierländerin-Brunnen's location is recorded as Hopfenmarkt[12].
- Vierländerin-Brunnen's Commons category is recorded as Vierländerin-Brunnen[13].
- +1878-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Vierländerin-Brunnen[14].
- Vierländerin-Brunnen's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 53.54766, 'longitude': 9.99014, 'precision': 1e-05}[15].
- Vierländerin-Brunnen's described at URL is recorded as https://www.denkmalstiftung.de/index.php?pg=fundraising_vierlaenderin&PHPSESSID=hvecvdwdgn[16].
- Vierländerin-Brunnen's heritage designation is recorded as heritage monument in Hamburg[17].
- Vierländerin-Brunnen's inscription is recorded as Auf dem Markt lernt man die Leute kennen.[18].
- Vierländerin-Brunnen's Denkmalliste Hamburg object ID is recorded as 11857[19].
- Vierländerin-Brunnen's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/11b6hl_txm[20].
- Vierländerin-Brunnen's OpenStreetMap way ID is recorded as 997127889[21].
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Works and Contributions
Created works include Engelbert Joseph Peiffer[2], a sculptor[22], 1830–1896[23], of German Confederation[24]; Ernst Hanssen[3], a sculptor[25], 1907–1989[26], of Germany[27]; and Franz Andreas Meyer[4], a civil engineer[28], 1837–1901[29], of German Empire[30].