Hohenlinden forest

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Hohenlinden forest is a wooded area in Bavaria, Germany, historically known as the site of the 1800 Battle of Hohenlinden during the French Revolutionary Wars.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf forest
associatedWith Archduke John of Austria
Austrian Army
French Army
Jean Victor Marie Moreau
battleDate 3 December 1800
climate temperate
continent Europe
country Germany
hasCommemoration battle memorials in surrounding area
hasLanguage German
hasRoadConnection B12 federal highway vicinity
historicalEvent Battle of Hohenlinden
historicalPeriod French Revolutionary Wars
knownFor Battle of Hohenlinden
locatedEastOf Munich
locatedIn Bavaria
Ebersberg district
Upper Bavaria
southern Germany
locatedNear Hohenlinden
nearWatercourse Isen river region
partOf Hohenlinden municipality area
regionType rural area
strategicImportance provided cover and difficult terrain during Battle of Hohenlinden
terrainType snow-covered in winter
wooded
usedFor military operations during Battle of Hohenlinden
vegetation mixed forest

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Hohenlinden setting Hohenlinden forest