Räterichsbodensee

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Räterichsbodensee is a high-altitude reservoir in the Swiss Alps, known for its striking turquoise waters and role in regional hydroelectric power generation.

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Räterichsbodensee canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artificial lake
reservoir
basinCountry Switzerland
country Switzerland
damType gravity dam
elevation approximately 1767 m above sea level
hasAccess by mountain road
hasFunction regulation of river flow
support of downstream power plants
inflow Aare
knownFor high-altitude location
role in regional hydroelectric system
striking turquoise waters
locatedIn Bernese Oberland
Grimsel area
Haslital
Swiss Alps
canton of Bern
municipality of Guttannen
locatedInRiverBasin Aare basin
locatedNear Grimsel Pass road
linked to: Grimsel Pass

Grimselsee
Oberaarsee
locatedOn Aare River
linked to: Aare
operator Kraftwerke Oberhasli AG
outflow Aare
partOf Grimsel hydropower complex
linked to: Grimsel Dam
region central Switzerland
linked to: Central Switzerland
usedFor hydroelectric power generation
water storage
waterColor turquoise
waterType glacial meltwater

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

Grimsel Pass near Räterichsbodensee
Hasli-Aare basin contains Räterichsbodensee
Grimsel area contains Räterichsbodensee