Erpeler Ley

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Erpeler Ley is a prominent basalt rock cliff on the east bank of the Rhine River in Germany, known for its scenic views and historical significance, including its role in World War II.

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Erpeler Ley canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf basalt rock cliff
natural monument
composedOf basalt
country Germany
elevation about 191 metres above sea level
hasClimbingActivity paragliding launch site
hasCulturalSignificance symbol of the Rhine romantic landscape
hasGeologicalOrigin volcanic
hasHistoricalEvent Battle of Remagen
hasHistoricalSignificance World War II
hasMemorial memorials related to the Ludendorff Bridge
hasNameLanguage German
hasNearbyWaterBody Rhine River
linked to: Rhine
hasPanoramicViewOf Ahr Valley mouth
linked to: Ahr valley

Siebengebirge
linked to: Siebengebirge hills
hasRecreationalUse paragliding
sightseeing
walking
hasRoute marked hiking trails
hasTopographicFeature steep cliff face
hasTourismType hiking destination
scenic lookout
hasVegetation mixed forest on slopes
knownFor scenic views over the Rhine Valley
view of the Remagen Bridgehead area
locatedIn Rhineland-Palatinate
district of Neuwied
municipality of Erpel
locatedInRegion Middle Rhine
linked to: Mittelrhein
locatedOn east bank of the Rhine River
nearbySettlement Erpel
Remagen
linked to: Remagen, Germany
overlooks Ludendorff Bridge site at Remagen
linked to: Ludendorff Bridge

town of Erpel
town of Remagen
linked to: Remagen, Germany
partOf Lower Middle Rhine Valley
Rhine Gorge landscape
linked to: Rhine Valley
protectedStatus landscape protection area
reachableBy hiking paths
road
usedAs recreational area
viewpoint
usedDuring World War II military operations

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Remagen near Erpeler Ley
subject linked to: Remagen, Germany
Erpel hasLandmark Erpeler Ley