Western Tannheim Group
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Western Tannheim Group
Summary
Western Tannheim Group is an alpine group[1].
Key Facts
- Western Tannheim Group is located in Grän[2].
- Western Tannheim Group is located in Pfronten[3].
- Western Tannheim Group is located in Vils[4].
- Western Tannheim Group is located in Tannheim[5].
- Western Tannheim Group is located in Zöblen[6].
- Western Tannheim Group is located in Schattwald[7].
- Western Tannheim Group is in the country of Austria[8].
- Western Tannheim Group is in the country of Germany[9].
- Western Tannheim Group's instance of is recorded as alpine group[10].
- Western Tannheim Group's shares border with is recorded as Pfronten Mountains[11].
- Western Tannheim Group's shares border with is recorded as Rauhorn-Leilachspitze Chain[12].
- Western Tannheim Group's shares border with is recorded as Tannheim Group[13].
- Tannheim is named after Western Tannheim Group[14].
- Western Tannheim Group's part of is recorded as Tannheim Mountains[15].
- Western Tannheim Group's has part is recorded as Sefenspitze Group[16].
- Western Tannheim Group's has part is recorded as Aggenstein-Rossberg Ridge[17].
- Western Tannheim Group's has part is recorded as Schönkahler-Einstein Ridge[18].
- Western Tannheim Group's has part is recorded as Kienberg Ridge[19].
- Western Tannheim Group's highest point is recorded as Aggenstein[20].
- Western Tannheim Group's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 47.538948, 'longitude': 10.534006, 'precision': 1e-06}[21].
- Western Tannheim Group's name is recorded as Gruppo occidentale del Tannheim[22].
- Western Tannheim Group's mountain range is recorded as Allgäu Alps[23].
Body
Geography
Country listings include Austria[8], a sovereign state[24], in Austria[25], founded in 1918[26] and Germany[9], a sovereign state[27], in Germany[28], founded in 1949[29]. Located in include Grän[2], a rural municipality of Austria[30], in Austria[31]; Pfronten[3], a municipality without town privileges in Germany[32], in Germany[33]; Vils[4], a municipality of Austria[34], in Austria[35]; Tannheim[5], a rural municipality of Austria[36], in Austria[37]; Zöblen[6], a rural municipality of Austria[38], in Austria[39]; and Schattwald[7], a rural municipality of Austria[40], in Austria[41]. Western Tannheim Group's part of is recorded as Tannheim Mountains[15].
Designation and Status
Western Tannheim Group's instance of is recorded as alpine group[10].
History and Context
Tannheim is named after Western Tannheim Group[14].