German Central Uplands

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The German Central Uplands are a broad region of low mountain ranges and highlands in central Germany, characterized by forested hills, plateaus, and river valleys stretching between the North German Plain and the Alps.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf physiographic region
upland region
borderedBy Alps
North German Plain
Upper Rhine Plain
characterizedBy forested hills
highlands
low mountain ranges
plateaus
river valleys
climate temperate oceanic
contains Black Forest
Eifel
linked to: Eifel Mountains

Fichtel Mountains
Harz
Hunsrück
Odenwald
Ore Mountains
Palatinate Forest
Rhön Mountains
linked to: Rhön

Sauerland
Spessart
linked to: Bohemian Massif

Thuringian Forest
Westerwald
continent Europe
country Germany
drainedBy Danube
Elbe
Rhine
Weser
extendsFrom west Germany
extendsTo east Germany
linked to: East Germany
geology varied Paleozoic rocks
highestPoint Feldberg (Black Forest)
linked to: Feldberg
highestPointElevation 1493 m
knownFor scenic landscapes
tourism
winter sports areas
landUse forestry
mixed agriculture
pasture
languageRegion German-speaking Europe
locatedIn central Germany
partOf German Highlands
separatedFrom Alps
North German Plain

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Harz partOf German Central Uplands
Black Forest partOf South German Scarplands
linked to: German Central Uplands
Rhenish Franconian region West Central Germany
linked to: German Central Uplands
North German Plain borderedBy Central Uplands of Germany
linked to: German Central Uplands
Taunus region partOf Rhenish Massif
linked to: German Central Uplands
Taunus region partOf German Central Uplands
Weser Uplands partOf German Central Uplands
Eifel Mountains partOf Rhenish Massif
linked to: German Central Uplands
Goldene Aue partOf German Central Uplands foreland
subject linked to: Goldene Aue to the south
linked to: German Central Uplands
Swabian Jura partOf South German Scarplands
linked to: German Central Uplands
Odenwald partOf German Central Uplands
Rhön partOf German Central Uplands
Variscan orogeny affects Rhenish Massif
linked to: German Central Uplands
Middle Hesse locatedIn German Central Uplands
Świętokrzyskie Mountains partOf Central European uplands
linked to: German Central Uplands
Teutoburg Forest partOf German Central Uplands
Teutoburg Forest region partOf German Central Uplands
Ith ridge isPartOf German Central Uplands
Upper Palatine Forest partOf European low mountain ranges
linked to: German Central Uplands
Vogler Hills partOf German Central Uplands
Franconian Forest partOf German Central Uplands
River Mulde crosses German Central Uplands
Thuringian Forest partOf German Central Uplands
Diemel locatedIn German Central Uplands
Burg Steckelberg locatedIn Vogelsberg and Rhön foothills region
linked to: German Central Uplands
Westerwald partOf Central Uplands of Germany
linked to: German Central Uplands
Rothaar Mountains partOf Central Uplands of Germany
linked to: German Central Uplands
Hunsrück partOf German Central Uplands
German Highlands partOf German Central Uplands
Saxony Uplands isPartOf German Central Uplands
Upper Bode region Central Uplands of Germany
linked to: German Central Uplands
Saxon Uplands partOf German Central Uplands
Kyffhäuser hills partOf German Central Uplands