Black Forest

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The Black Forest is a large, densely wooded mountain range in southwestern Germany known for its picturesque villages, cuckoo clocks, and origin of the Danube River.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf forest
mountain range
tourist destination
borders Upper Rhine Plain
surface form: Rhine Valley

Swabian Jura
Upper Rhine Plain
climate temperate oceanic climate
continent Europe
country Germany
formsPartOf watershed between Rhine and Danube
GermanName Black Forest self-linksurface differs
surface form: Schwarzwald
hasCharacteristic densely wooded
mountainous
hasDialect Alemannic German
hasLake Schluchsee
Titisee
hasPeak Belchen
Feldberg
Kandel
hasRiverSource Breg
Brigach
Enz
Kinzig
Murg
Nagold
Wiese
hasTown Baden-Baden
Freiburg im Breisgau
Freudenstadt
Furtwangen
Titisee-Neustadt
Triberg
highestElevation 1493 metres
highestPoint Feldberg
knownFor Black Forest cake
Black Forest ham
cuckoo clocks
folklore and legends
hiking
origin of the Danube River
picturesque villages
skiing
spa towns
traditional farmhouses
language German
locatedIn southwestern Germany
Baden-Württemberg
surface form: state of Baden-Württemberg
near France
Switzerland
partOf German Central Uplands
surface form: South German Scarplands
tourismRegion Black Forest self-linksurface differs
surface form: Schwarzwald
vegetation coniferous forest
mixed forest

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Germany hasMajorForest Black Forest
Danube sourceRegion Black Forest
Black Forest tourismRegion Black Forest self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Schwarzwald
Black Forest GermanName Black Forest self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Schwarzwald
Karlsruhe locatedNorthOf Black Forest
Kandern region (Swiss-German border area) partOf Black Forest
subject surface form: Kandern region
this entity surface form: Black Forest region
Baden-Württemberg hasRegion Black Forest
southern Germany hasLandscapeFeature Black Forest
subject surface form: Southern Germany
German Central Uplands contains Black Forest
Vosges Mountains separatedFrom Black Forest
Brigach sourceRegion Black Forest
Brigach sourceArea Black Forest
this entity surface form: central Black Forest
Breg locatedIn Black Forest
Breg sourceRegion Black Forest
this entity surface form: Central Black Forest
Upper Rhine Plain boundedBy Black Forest
Upper Rhine Plain parallelTo Black Forest
Neckar sourceLocation Black Forest
Enz flowsThrough Black Forest
Enz sourceLocation Black Forest
this entity surface form: Northern Black Forest
Enz region Black Forest
Murg locatedIn Black Forest
Murg flowsThrough Black Forest
this entity surface form: Northern Black Forest
Murg region Black Forest
Schluchsee locatedIn Black Forest
Belchen locatedIn Black Forest
Belchen mountainRange Black Forest
Belchen hasPanoramicViewOf Black Forest
Belchen isOneOfHighestIn Black Forest
Black Forest ham regionOfOrigin Black Forest
Black Forest ham hasFoodOrigin Black Forest
this entity surface form: Black Forest region of Germany
Feldberg locatedIn Black Forest
Feldberg mountainRange Black Forest
Feldberg highestPointOf Black Forest
Feldberg tourismRegion Black Forest
this entity surface form: Hochschwarzwald
Nagold flowsThrough Black Forest
Nagold sourceLocation Black Forest
Nagold region Black Forest
this entity surface form: Northern Black Forest
Swabian Jura boundedBy Black Forest
Kandel locatedIn Black Forest
Kandel mountainRange Black Forest
southwestern Germany contains Black Forest
subject surface form: Southwestern Germany
Titisee-Neustadt locatedIn Black Forest
Triberg region Black Forest
Triberg locatedInMountainRange Black Forest
Kinzig flowsThrough Black Forest
Kinzig sourceLocation Black Forest
Kinzig sourceRegion Black Forest
this entity surface form: Central Black Forest