Dinkelberg - Dinkelberg

The Dinkelberg is in the southwest of Baden-Wuerttemberg.

Map of the Dinkelberg region

Regions

The small region Dinkelberg bordered in the south by the Rhine and the Switzerland, in the west it extends to Lörrach, in the east to Weir, in the north this forms Wiesental the border.

places

  • 1 MaulburgWebsite of this institutionMaulburg in the encyclopedia WikipediaMaulburg in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsMaulburg (Q61989) in the Wikidata database
  • 2 SchopfheimWebsite of this institutionSchopfheim in the encyclopedia WikipediaSchopfheim in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsSchopfheim (Q61734) in the Wikidata database
  • 3 WeirWebsite of this institutionWeir in the encyclopedia WikipediaWeir in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsWehr (Q527922) in the Wikidata database
  • 4 SchwörstadtWebsite of this institutionSchwörstadt in the encyclopedia WikipediaSchwörstadt in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsSchwörstadt (Q62001) in the Wikidata database
  • 5 RheinfeldenWebsite of this institutionRheinfelden in the encyclopedia WikipediaRheinfelden in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsRheinfelden (Q16077) in the Wikidata database
  • 6 InzlingenWebsite of this institutionInzlingen in the encyclopedia WikipediaInzlingen in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsInzlingen (Q61645) in the Wikidata database
  • 7 Grenzach-WyhlenWebsite of this institutionGrenzach-Wyhlen in the encyclopedia WikipediaGrenzach-Wyhlen in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsGrenzach-Wyhlen (Q62005) in the Wikidata database
  • 8 LoerrachWebsite of this institutionLörrach in the encyclopedia WikipediaLörrach in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsLörrach (Q6855) in the Wikidata database
  • 9 StonesWebsite of this institutionStones in the Wikipedia encyclopediaStones in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsSteinen (Q62014) in the Wikidata database

Other goals

Erdmannshöhle

background

The Dinkelberg is a geological peculiarity because it cannot be counted either in the Black Forest or in the Jura Mountains of Switzerland. It shows characteristics of a karst area, so the 1 TschamberhöhleTschamberhöhle in the Wikipedia encyclopediaTschamberhöhle in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsTschamberhöhle (Q1520044) in the Wikidata database and the 2 ErdmannshöhleErdmannshöhle in the encyclopedia WikipediaErdmannshöhle in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsErdmannshöhle (Q1349351) in the Wikidata database and some sinkholes.

language

getting there

In the street:

  • Of the A5 Motorway exit Symbol: AS 68 Because on the Rhine goes the A98 across the region to the Hochhrein triangle, from where the A861 to Rheinfelden and the Swiss border.
  • The B34 leads on the southern edge of the region from Grenzach-Wyhlen to Säckingen.
  • The B317 goes on the northern edge of the region through the Wiesental from Weil to Schopfheim

mobility

Map of Dinkelberg

Tourist Attractions

  • The highest elevation is that 3 High FlumHigh Flum in the Wikipedia encyclopediaHohe Flum in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsHohe Flum (Q885275) in the Wikidata database at 535 m above sea level NN.
  • The 4 Hirzenleck is 523 m high, there is an observation tower on its summit
  • The 5 St. ChrischonaSt. Chrischona in the encyclopedia WikipediaSt. Chrischona in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsSt. Chrischona (Q378221) in the Wikidata database - the third highest mountain at 522 m. Local mountain of Basel.

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