Breitenberg (Allgäu Alps)

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Breitenberg (Allgäuer Alpen) is a mountain of Bavaria, Germany.

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Breitenberg (Allgäu Alps)
Hohe Gänge, Bad Hindelang

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N 47.470555555556 °	E 10.382222222222 °

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Hohe Gänge

Hohe Gänge
87541 Bad Hindelang
Bavaria, Germany
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