Calenberg hill

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Calenberg hill is a prominent elevation in Lower Saxony, Germany, historically significant as the site of the former Calenberg Castle and namesake of the surrounding region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
hill
country Germany
elevation about 80 metres above the surrounding plain
elevationAboveSeaLevel about 60 metres
geologicalOrigin keuper sandstone
marl
hasAccessibility accessible by local roads
hasCurrentUse agricultural fields
cultural heritage site
hasLandmark site of former Calenberg Castle
hasRuins remains of Calenberg Castle
hasSoil fertile loess and marl-derived soils
hasView view over Calenberg Land
historicalSignificance center of the former Principality of Calenberg
site of Calenberg Castle
locatedIn Hanover Region
Lower Saxony
northwestern Germany
locatedNear Leine River
linked to: Leine

Pattensen
namedAfter Calenberg Land
linked to: Calenberg region
nearbyCity Hanover
nearbySettlement Schulenburg (Pattensen)
partOf Calenberg Land
linked to: Calenberg region
regionType namesake of Calenberg region
surroundedBy Leine floodplain
topographicProminence prominent elevation above Leine floodplain
usedFor agricultural land in modern times
fortification site in the Middle Ages

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Calenberg namedAfter Calenberg hill