Tamina

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The Tamina is a river in eastern Switzerland known for flowing through the deep Tamina Gorge before joining the Alpine Rhine.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Tamina canonical 3

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Statements (26)

Predicate Object
instanceOf gorge
river
valley
continent Europe
country Switzerland
countrySubdivision canton of St. Gallen
flowsInto Rhine near Bad Ragaz
linked to: Alpine Rhine
flowsThrough Bad Ragaz
Pfäfers
Tamina Gorge
hasFeature hydroelectric use in its catchment area
narrow rock walls in Tamina Gorge
hasTourismAttraction Tamina Gorge thermal path
linked to: Tamina Gorge
hasValley Tamina Valley
knownFor deep gorge
thermal springs near Bad Ragaz
locatedIn canton of St. Gallen
eastern Switzerland
mouthOfWaterBody Alpine Rhine
near Bad Ragaz thermal spa
linked to: Tamina Therme
partOf Rhine basin
linked to: Rhine River Basin
sourceRegion Glarus Alps
Piz Sardona area
tourismAttractionIn Bad Ragaz region
tributaryOf Alpine Rhine
watercourseType mountain river

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Alpine Rhine hasTributary Tamina
Bad Ragaz locatedOnRiver Tamina
Pfäfers hasRiver Tamina