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Höwenegg is a mountain of Baden-Württemberg, Germany.

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Höwenegg
Panorama view
Highest point
Elevation	798 m (2,618 ft)
Geography
Location	Immendingen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

На других языках

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[de] Höwenegg

Der Höwenegg ist ein Vulkankomplex drei Kilometer südlich von Immendingen im Landkreis Tuttlingen. Der ehemals 812 Meter, heute nur noch 798 Meter hohe Basaltkegel war einst Standort zweier Burgen und zählt geologisch zu den Hegaubergen[1]. Er ist der nördlichste der Hegauvulkane.[2]

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- [en] Höwenegg

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[fr] Höwenegg

Le Höwenegg est un complexe volcanique d'Allemagne situé à trois kilomètres au sud d’Immendingen, dans l’arrondissement de Tuttlingen. L'altitude de ce dôme basaltique, autrefois de 812 mètres, n'est plus que 798 mètres depuis la destruction des châteaux forts et du sommet de la colline pour l'exploitation d'une carrière. C'est un des volcans les plus septentrionaux du massif de l’Hegau.

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