Calanda massif

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The Calanda massif is a prominent mountain group in the Glarus Alps of eastern Switzerland, known for its rugged limestone peaks and panoramic views over the Rhine Valley near Chur.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Calanda massif canonical 2
Calanda mountain 1
Calanda mountain region 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain massif
mountain peak
country Switzerland
geology limestone
hasFeature alpine pastures
karst formations
steep slopes
hasViewOf Alpine ranges of eastern Switzerland
Chur
Rhine Valley
linked to: Rhine Rift Valley
highestPoint Hoch Calanda
knownFor panoramic views over the Rhine Valley
rugged limestone peaks
locatedIn Glarus Alps
canton of Graubünden
canton of St. Gallen
eastern Switzerland
linked to: Eastern Switzerland
mountainRange Glarus Alps
near Chur
overlooks Rhine Valley
linked to: Rhine Rift Valley
partOf Alps
Calanda massif
popularWith hikers
local residents of Chur
tourists
region Swiss Alps
usedFor hiking
mountaineering
ski touring
wildlife observation

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Referenced by (4)

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

Haldenstein hasNearbyMountain Calanda massif
Hoch Calanda partOf Calanda massif
subject linked to: Calanda massif
Calanda Dam locatedIn Calanda mountain region
linked to: Calanda massif
Calanda Dam locatedNear Calanda mountain
linked to: Calanda massif