Harz

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Harz is a low mountain range in central Germany known for its dense forests, mining history, and association with German folklore such as the Brocken and Walpurgis Night.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic mining region
low mountain range
mountain range
narrow-gauge railway network
national park
borders Eichsfeld region to the southwest
Goldene Aue to the south
Harz foreland to the north
climate cool temperate
contains Bad Harzburg
Braunlage
Clausthal
surface form: Clausthal-Zellerfeld

Harz self-linksurface differs
surface form: Harz National Park

Oberharz am Brocken
Quedlinburg
UNESCO World Heritage Site Mines of Rammelsberg
surface form: Rammelsberg mine

Sankt Andreasberg
Thale
Harz self-linksurface differs
surface form: Upper Harz mining region

Wernigerode
Goslar
surface form: town of Goslar
country Germany
elevation 1141 m
folkloreAssociatedWith Brocken spectre
Walpurgis Night
devil legends
witch legends
geology Paleozoic rocks
granite
slate
hasEconomicHistory copper mining
iron ore mining
silver mining
hasRiverSource Bode
Innerste
Oker
Selke
Sieber
highestPoint Brocken
historicalRole border region between East and West Germany during the Cold War
important medieval mining center
knownFor German folklore
Walpurgis Night traditions
dense forests
hiking
mining history
narrow-gauge railways
tourism
winter sports
locatedIn Harz self-linksurface differs
Harz self-linksurface differs
Harz self-linksurface differs
Harz self-linksurface differs
Harz self-linksurface differs
central Germany
Lower Saxony
surface form: federal state of Lower Saxony

Saxony-Anhalt
surface form: federal state of Saxony-Anhalt

Thuringia
surface form: federal state of Thuringia
locatedOn northern edge of the Harz
partOf German Central Uplands
transport Harz Narrow Gauge Railways
UNESCOWorldHeritageSiteContains UNESCO World Heritage Site Mines of Rammelsberg
surface form: Mines of Rammelsberg, Historic Town of Goslar and Upper Harz Water Management System
vegetation beech forests
bogs and moors
spruce forests

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Lower Saxony hasRegion Harz
this entity surface form: Harz Mountains
Göttingen, Lower Saxony, Germany locatedNear Harz
subject surface form: Göttingen
this entity surface form: Harz mountains
Ernest Augustus, Elector of Brunswick-Lüneburg birthPlace Harz
this entity surface form: Herzberg am Harz
Harz locatedIn Harz self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Brocken
Harz contains Harz self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Harz National Park
Harz locatedIn Harz self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Harz National Park
Harz contains Harz self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Upper Harz mining region
Harz locatedIn Harz self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Upper Harz mining region
Harz locatedIn Harz self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Rammelsberg mine
Harz locatedIn Harz self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Harz Narrow Gauge Railways
UNESCO World Heritage Site Mines of Rammelsberg locatedIn Harz
subject surface form: Mines of Rammelsberg
this entity surface form: Harz Mountains
UNESCO World Heritage Site Upper Harz Water Management System locatedIn Harz
subject surface form: Upper Harz Water Management System
this entity surface form: Harz Mountains
UNESCO World Heritage Site Upper Harz Water Management System partOf Harz
subject surface form: Upper Harz Water Management System
this entity surface form: Harz region
UNESCO World Heritage Site Upper Harz Water Management System locatedIn Harz
subject surface form: Upper Harz Water Management System
this entity surface form: Upper Harz
District of Saalekreis borders Harz
subject surface form: Saalekreis
this entity surface form: Harz (district)
Novalis placeOfBirth Harz
this entity surface form: Harz region
Clausthal University of Technology locatedIn Harz
this entity surface form: Harz region
Thuringia containsRegion Harz
this entity surface form: Harz foothills
Goslar touristRegion Harz
Selke locatedIn Harz
this entity surface form: Harz Mountains
Selke flowsThrough Harz
this entity surface form: Harz Mountains
Selke region Harz
Selke locatedIn Harz
this entity surface form: northern Harz foothills
Brocken spectre isAssociatedWith Harz
this entity surface form: Harz Mountains
Brocken locatedIn Harz
this entity surface form: Harz mountains
Brocken mountainRange Harz
Brocken highestPointOf Harz
this entity surface form: Harz mountains
Oker flowsFrom Harz
this entity surface form: Harz Mountains
Oker mountainRange Harz
Oker sourceRegion Harz
this entity surface form: Upper Harz
Oker region Harz
Sieber locatedIn Harz
this entity surface form: Harz Mountains
Sieber flowsThrough Harz
this entity surface form: Harz Mountains
Sieber partOf Harz
this entity surface form: Harz region
Sankt Andreasberg locatedIn Harz
this entity surface form: Upper Harz
Sankt Andreasberg locatedIn Harz
this entity surface form: Harz mountains
Thale region Harz
Oberharz am Brocken locatedIn Harz
this entity surface form: Upper Harz
Oberharz am Brocken partOf Harz
this entity surface form: Harz Mountains
Oberharz am Brocken elevationFeature Harz
this entity surface form: Harz Mountains
Braunlage locatedIn Harz
this entity surface form: Harz Mountains
Braunlage locatedIn Harz
this entity surface form: Harz region
Bad Harzburg partOf Harz
this entity surface form: Harz tourism region
Bode flowsThrough Harz
this entity surface form: Harz Mountains
Bode sourceRegion Harz
this entity surface form: Harz Mountains
Bode region Harz