Bavarian Plateau

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The Bavarian Plateau is a broad, gently rolling lowland region in southern Germany, lying north of the Alps and characterized by fertile farmland, rivers, and numerous lakes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
plateau
borders Alps
Swabian Jura
surface form: Franconian Jura

Swabian Jura
climate temperate
climateInfluence Alps foothills
surface form: Alpine foothills
contains Ammersee
Chiemsee
Staffelsee
Starnberger See
Tegernsee
country Germany
drainedBy Danube
surface form: Danube River

Inn River
Isar River
Lech River
extendsInto Austria
Baden-Württemberg
geologicalOrigin foreland basin
hasFeature lakes
rivers
hasLandUse fertile farmland
hasSoil fertile loess soils
hasTerrain gently rolling lowland
highestElevationApprox about 800 metres
knownFor crop cultivation
dairy farming
languageRegion German-speaking area
locatedIn southern Germany
locatedInTimeZone Central European Time
locatedNorthOf Alps
lowestElevationApprox about 300 metres
majorCityOn Augsburg
Munich
Rosenheim
partOf Bavaria
Bavarian Plateau self-linksurface differs
surface form: German Alpine Foreland
regionType rural-urban mixed
surfaceMaterial fluvial sediments
glacial deposits
tourismActivity cycling
hiking
water sports
usedFor agriculture
forestry
pasture

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Alps region borders Bavarian Plateau
Bavarian Alps borders Bavarian Plateau
this entity surface form: Alpine Foreland of Bavaria
Lower Bavaria containsRegion Bavarian Plateau
this entity surface form: Lower Bavarian Upland
Bavarian Plateau partOf Bavarian Plateau self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: German Alpine Foreland