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Madron (Mangfallgebirge) is a mountain of Bavaria, Germany.

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Madron (Mangfallgebirge)
Highest point
Elevation	942 m (3,091 ft)
Geography
Location	Bavaria, Germany

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[de] Madron (Mangfallgebirge)

Der Madron (mitunter zur Unterscheidung vom Kleinen Madron (Petersberg) auch Großer Madron genannt) ist ein Berg bei Flintsbach am Inn im bayerischen Inntal. Er ist 942 m hoch und geografisch den Bayerischen Voralpen und dort dem Mangfallgebirge zuzuordnen.

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