Grimselsee

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Grimselsee is a high-altitude reservoir lake in the Swiss Alps, known for its striking turquoise waters and surrounding granite peaks.

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Grimselsee canonical 5

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Statements (32)

Predicate Object
instanceOf artificial lake
reservoir
access hiking trails
mountain road
basinCountry Switzerland
climate alpine climate
color turquoise
country Switzerland
createdBy hydroelectric power development
crossedBy Grimsel Pass road
linked to: Grimsel Pass
elevation about 1900 metres above sea level
formedBy Grimsel Dam
hasStructure Grimsel Dam
inflow Aare River
linked to: Aare
knownFor alpine scenery
striking turquoise waters
locatedIn Bernese Oberland
Canton of Bern
linked to: canton of Bern

Swiss Alps
locatedInProtectedArea Grimsel region
linked to: Grimsel area
managedBy Kraftwerke Oberhasli AG
near Grimsel Pass
outflow Aare River
linked to: Aare
partOf Aare river basin
linked to: Aare basin
purpose hydroelectric power generation
water storage
region central Switzerland
linked to: Central Switzerland
surroundedBy granite peaks
usedFor hiking
mountain photography
tourism
waterType freshwater

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

Grimsel Pass near Grimselsee
Hasli-Aare basin contains Grimselsee
Grimsel area contains Grimselsee
Räterichsbodensee locatedNear Grimselsee
Grimsel Hospiz locatedNear Grimselsee