Seerhein

E1002029

Seerhein is a short stretch of the Rhine River connecting the Untersee and Obersee basins of Lake Constance along the Swiss-German border.

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Seerhein canonical 2

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Statements (32)

Predicate Object
instanceOf river
section of river
connects Obersee
Untersee
country Germany
Switzerland
flowsDirection westward
flowsThrough Konstanz
Kreuzlingen
formsBorderBetween Germany
Switzerland
hasBasinCountry Germany
Switzerland
hasCrossing Bodenseestadionbrücke
linked to: Schänzlebrücke

Old Rhine Bridge in Konstanz
Schänzlebrücke
hasLength about 4 km
hasNameEtymology German words "See" (lake) and "Rhein" (Rhine)
isDownstreamOf Obersee of Lake Constance
linked to: Lake Constance
isUpstreamOf Rhine at Schaffhausen
locatedIn Baden-Württemberg
Canton of Schaffhausen
Canton of Thurgau
linked to: canton of Thurgau

Lake Constance basin
linked to: Lake Constance
mouthOf Untersee
partOf High Rhine
Rhine
Swiss–German border
sourceFrom Obersee
usedFor navigation
recreation
waterbodyType outflow channel of Lake Constance

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