- At 674.9
metres (2,214 ft) the
Hochkelberg is one of the ten
highest mountains in the
Vulkan Eifel in Germany. It is a
former stratovolcano, at the southern...
- hill of the Nürburg 676.5 Hohe Acht
Upland 271.20
Eastern High
Eifel Hochkelberg 674.9 Trierbach-Lieser
Spring Upland 271.40
Eastern High
Eifel Raßberg...
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quartzite ridge;
other summits being the
Scharteberg and Dietzenley)
Hochkelberg, 674.9 m (2,210 ft),
county of Vulkaneifel; with a
transmission mast...
-
between 800 mm and 1000 mm. Hohe Acht (747 m) Nürburg
Castle (678 m)
Hochkelberg (675 m)
Dreiser Höhe (611 m)
Maifeld Pellenz Vordereifel Vulkan Eifel...
- Michelsberg, Hochthürmerberg, Schöneberg, the
nearby Nürburg
Castle and
Hochkelberg), as well as the
Siebengebirge and its Großer Ölberg and, in conditions...
-
inside the
Nordschleife of the old Nürburgring; site of Nürburg
castle Hochkelberg 674.9 High
Eifel Vulkaneifel Third highest elevation in the High Eifel;...
- had
already once been
settled by Romans, as
witnessed by
finds on the
Hochkelberg, one of the Eifel’s
highest mountains. On 25 June 1215,
Eberhard von...
- Germany. It is
located immediately at the foot of the 675-metre-high
Hochkelberg, a
former volcano. The
floor of the maar is in the
shape of an elongated...
-
Scharteberg (691.4 m),
Vulkan Eifel (RP) Nürburg (ca. 678 m), High
Eifel (RP)
Hochkelberg (674.9 m), High
Eifel (RP) Raßberg (663.8 m), High
Eifel (RP) Steling...
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village its name. The
division of the
field is
taken to
represent the
Hochkelberg upon which,
legend has it, a
golden wagon is buried. The gold
wheel in...
