Ammergau Alps

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The Ammergau Alps are a mountain range in the Northern Limestone Alps known for their scenic peaks, dense forests, and traditional Bavarian villages such as Oberammergau.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Ammergau Alps canonical 8
Ammergau Alps region 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
mountain range
countryBorder Germany–Austria border
drainageBasin Ammer River
Lech River
elevation 2340 m
geology dolomite
limestone
hasActivity mountain biking
paragliding
rock climbing
hasHighestPoint Daniel
hasLandcover alpine meadow
coniferous forest
mixed forest
hasPeak Daniel
Hörnle
Kofel
Kreuzspitze
Laber
Notkarspitze
linked to: Kreuzspitze

Teufelstättkopf
hasProtectedArea Ammergau Alps Nature Park
hasSettlement Bad Kohlgrub
Ettal
Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Oberammergau
Unterammergau
hasTouristAttraction Ettal Abbey
Linderhof Palace
knownFor cross-country skiing
dense forests
hiking
religious tourism
scenic peaks
ski touring
traditional Bavarian villages
locatedIn Ammergau Alps
Ammergau Alps
Ammergau Alps
Ammergau Alps
Austria
Bavaria
Germany
Tyrol
mountainRangeType Northern Limestone Alps subrange
partOf Alps
Northern Limestone Alps

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Referenced by (9)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Bavarian Alps contains Ammergau Alps
Ammer flowsThrough Ammergau Alps
Ammer sourceRegion Ammergau Alps
Alpsee partOf Ammergau Alps region
linked to: Ammergau Alps
Linderhof Palace locatedIn Ammergau Alps
Daniel locatedIn Ammergau Alps
subject linked to: Ammergau Alps
Ammergau Alps Nature Park locatedIn Ammergau Alps
subject linked to: Ammergau Alps
Ettal Abbey locatedIn Ammergau Alps
subject linked to: Ammergau Alps
Linderhof Palace locatedIn Ammergau Alps
subject linked to: Ammergau Alps