Starnberger See

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Starnberger See is a large, scenic lake in southern Germany known for its affluent lakeside communities, recreational activities, and historical associations with Bavarian royalty.

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Starnberger See canonical 12

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Predicate Object
instanceOf lake
natural freshwater lake
associatedWith House of Wittelsbach
associatedWithEvent death of King Ludwig II of Bavaria
averageDepth about 50 metres
basinCountry Germany
country Germany
deathPlaceOf Ludwig II of Bavaria
surface form: King Ludwig II of Bavaria
elevationAboveSeaLevel about 584 metres
formedBy glacial activity
formerName Würmsee
hasFerryService passenger ships
hasIsland Roseninsel
hasLandmark Roseninsel
Votivkapelle in Berg
hasShoreSettlement Berg
Feldafing
Possenhofen
Pöcking
Seeshaupt
Starnberg
Tutzing
inflow Kreuzlinger Forstgraben
Lüßbach
Lüßbach
surface form: Singerbach

Steinbach
knownFor affluent lakeside communities
cycling along the shore
historical associations with Bavarian royalty
recreational boating
sailing
scenic landscapes
swimming
length about 20 kilometres
locatedIn Bavaria
Upper Bavaria
southern Germany
locatedInAdministrativeEntity District of Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen
District of Starnberg
locatedNear Munich
maximumDepth about 127 metres
namedAfter Starnberg
surface form: Town of Starnberg
outflow Würm River
partOf Alps foothills
surface form: Alpine foreland

popular recreation area for Munich metropolitan region
protectedStatus partly designated landscape protection area
surfaceArea about 56 square kilometres
tourismType day-trip destination from Munich
width up to about 5 kilometres

Referenced by (12)

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Bavaria hasLake Starnberger See
Bavarian Plateau contains Starnberger See
Ammersee locatedWestOf Starnberger See
Upper Bavaria contains Starnberger See
Bayerische Seenschifffahrt operatesOn Starnberger See
Steinbach mouthLocatedIn Starnberger See
subject surface form: Steinbach (Starnberger See)
District of Starnberg contains Starnberger See
Würmsee refersTo Starnberger See
Würmsee historicalNameOf Starnberger See
Würmsee modernOfficialName Starnberger See
Five Lakes Region of Bavaria hasPart Starnberger See
Five Lakes Region hasPart Starnberger See