Upper Rhine

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The Upper Rhine is a major section of the Rhine River flowing along the borders of France, Germany, and Switzerland, known for its historic cities, vineyards, and role as a key European waterway.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
river section
adjacentRegion Black Forest
Palatinate Forest
Vosges Mountains
surface form: Vosges
continent Europe
countryBorder France
Germany
Switzerland
economicRole important for inland shipping
major European transport corridor
supports chemical industry
supports energy production
endPoint Bingen am Rhein
engineerAssociated Johann Gottfried Tulla NERFINISHED
flowsThrough France
Germany
Switzerland
formsBorderBetween France and Germany
France and Switzerland
Germany and Switzerland
geologicalFeature rift valley
hasCanalConnection Mainz–Ludwigshafen industrial ports
Canal du Rhône au Rhin
surface form: Rhône–Rhine Canal
hasHydropowerPlant yes
hasProtectedArea Ramsar wetlands along the Rhine floodplains
hasValley Upper Rhine Plain
knownFor historic cities
industrial areas
nature reserves
river transport
vineyards
length approximately 360 km
locatedIn France
Germany
Switzerland
majorCityOnRiver Basel-Stadt
surface form: Basel

Karlsruhe
Mainz
Mannheim
Strasbourg
navigable yes
partOf Rhine
European inland shipping network
surface form: Trans-European inland waterway network
riverRegulation straightened in 19th century
startPoint Basel-Stadt
surface form: Basel
wineRegion Alsace
Baden
Palatinate wine region

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Autobahn A5 parallelTo Upper Rhine
this entity surface form: Upper Rhine valley