Morsum

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Morsum is a village on the German North Sea island of Sylt, known for its traditional thatched-roof houses and the nearby Morsum Cliff nature reserve.

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Morsum canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf settlement
village
administrativeStatus village in the municipality of Sylt
belongsToIslandGroup North Frisian Islands
climate maritime climate
country Germany
countrySubdivision district of Nordfriesland
state of Schleswig-Holstein
linked to: Schleswig-Holstein
hasAttraction Morsum Cliff
hasBuildingStyle Frisian thatched houses
hasCharacteristic rural character
traditional thatched-roof houses
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
tourism
hasGeologicalSignificance Morsum Cliff geological formations
hasHeritage Frisian culture
hasLandscapeFeature cliff coast
hasLocalArchitecture brick houses with thatched roofs
hasNatureReserve Morsum Cliff
hasPostalCode 25980
hasProtectedArea Morsum Cliff nature reserve
hasRailwayStation Morsum railway station
hasReligiousBuilding village church
hasScenicView North Sea coast
Wadden Sea mudflats
linked to: Wadden Sea
hasSettlementPattern dispersed village
hasTransportConnection Westerland–Niebüll railway line
isTouristDestination true
languageUsed German
North Frisian
locatedEastOf Westerland
locatedIn Nordfriesland
Schleswig-Holstein
Sylt
northern Germany
linked to: Northern Germany
locatedInTimeZone Central European Summer Time
Central European Time
locatedOn North Sea
island of Sylt
linked to: Sylt
nearbyBodyOfWater Wadden Sea
partOf municipality of Sylt
region North Frisia
regionType coastal region
roadAccessFrom Keitum
Westerland
tourismType coastal tourism
nature tourism

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