Ringelspitz

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Ringelspitz is a prominent mountain in the Glarus Alps of eastern Switzerland, known for its rugged limestone peaks and extensive alpine vistas.

All labels observed (1)

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Ringelspitz canonical 4

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Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Alpine three-thousander
mountain
coordinatesApprox 46.87°N 9.30°E
country Switzerland
drainageBasin Rhine
elevation 10653 ft
3247 m
firstAscent 1865
firstAscentBy C. F. Crospsey
Christian Jegen
linked to: Christian Kaufmann

Melchior Ulrich
P. Gensler
R. A. B. Clark
geology limestone
hasClimbingRoutes alpine climbing routes
hasFeature extensive alpine vistas
rugged peaks
hasGlacier Ringelspitz Glacier
hasProtectionStatus part of Ringelspitz landscape protection area
hasSubpeak Höhenberg
Piz Sax
hasSummitRidge Ringelspitz–Piz Sax ridge
isHighestPointOf canton of St. Gallen
isOnBorderOf canton of Graubünden
canton of St. Gallen
listing Alpine mountains above 3000 m
locatedIn Glarus Alps
canton of Graubünden
canton of St. Gallen
mapReference Swiss Federal Office of Topography swisstopo
near Flims
Tamins
Vals
overlooks Rhine valley
linked to: Vorderrhein Valley

Surselva region
parentPeak Tödi
partOf eastern Swiss Alps
linked to: Alps in Graubünden
prominence 1002 m
3287 ft
range Glarus Alps
region eastern Switzerland
linked to: Eastern Switzerland
topographicIsolation 13.8 km
usedFor hiking
mountaineering
ski touring

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Referenced by (4)

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

Canton of St. Gallen highestPoint Ringelspitz
Pizol parentPeak Ringelspitz
subject linked to: Pizol mountain
Glarus Alps contains Ringelspitz
Tectonic Arena Sardona highestPeak Ringelspitz