South Tyrol

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South Tyrol is an autonomous, predominantly German-speaking alpine province in northern Italy known for its blend of Austrian and Italian culture, mountainous landscapes, and tourism.

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Label Occurrences
South Tyrol canonical 55
Alto Adige 1

Statements (51)

Predicate Object
instanceOf alpine region
autonomous province
province of Italy
autonomyGrantedBy Italian Constitution NERFINISHED
borderedBy Austria NERFINISHED
Belluno NERFINISHED
Graubünden NERFINISHED
Salzburg NERFINISHED
Switzerland NERFINISHED
Trentino NERFINISHED
Tyrol NERFINISHED
capital Bolzano NERFINISHED
cededByTreaty Treaty of Saint-Germain-en-Laye NERFINISHED
cededFrom Austria NERFINISHED
cededTo Italy NERFINISHED
country Italy
economicSector agriculture
light industry
tourism
hasAutonomyStatus special statute region
hasCity Brixen NERFINISHED
Bruneck NERFINISHED
Merano NERFINISHED
Vipiteno NERFINISHED
historicalRegionOf Tyrol NERFINISHED
knownFor Dolomites NERFINISHED
alpine landscapes
apple cultivation
blend of Austrian and Italian culture
tourism
wine production
winter sports
largestCity Bolzano NERFINISHED
locatedIn Eastern Alps NERFINISHED
Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol NERFINISHED
northern Italy NERFINISHED
majorityLanguage German NERFINISHED
minorityLanguage Italian
Ladin NERFINISHED
mountainRange Alps NERFINISHED
Dolomites NERFINISHED
officialLanguage German
Italian
Ladin NERFINISHED
officialName Autonome Provinz Bozen – Südtirol NERFINISHED
Autonomous Province of Bolzano – South Tyrol NERFINISHED
Provincia autonoma di Bolzano – Alto Adige NERFINISHED
partOf Italian Republic NERFINISHED
river Adige NERFINISHED
Isarco NERFINISHED
wasPartOf Austro-Hungarian Empire NERFINISHED

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German-speaking Italy includes South Tyrol
Sarntal Alps locatedIn South Tyrol
Rhaeto-Romance languages spokenIn South Tyrol
Ladin orthography isUsedIn South Tyrol
Badiot spokenInRegion South Tyrol
Val Gardena locatedIn South Tyrol
Val Badia locatedIn South Tyrol
Ortler Alps locatedIn South Tyrol
Triveneto hasPart South Tyrol
Seis am Schlern locatedIn South Tyrol
Bolzano locatedIn South Tyrol
Bolzano isCapitalOf South Tyrol
Gherdëina hasMinorityStatusIn South Tyrol
Reinhold Messner placeOfBirth South Tyrol
Reinhold Messner residence South Tyrol
Via Claudia Augusta region South Tyrol
Dirndl hasCulturalOrigin South Tyrol
Haferlschuhe wornIn South Tyrol
Isarco locatedIn South Tyrol
Isarco majorRiverOf South Tyrol
Lake Caldaro locatedIn South Tyrol
Lake Resia locatedIn South Tyrol
Raetic people partlyLocatedIn South Tyrol
Ortler locatedIn South Tyrol
Ortler isHighestPointOf South Tyrol
Brunico locatedIn South Tyrol
Krampus geographicOrigin South Tyrol
Ezra Pound’s daughter Mary de Rachewiltz residence South Tyrol
subject surface form: Mary de Rachewiltz
Merano locatedIn South Tyrol
Standard German usedIn South Tyrol
Gerda Bormann placeOfDeath South Tyrol
Palaonda locatedIn South Tyrol
Oreste Baratieri placeOfDeath South Tyrol
Müller-Thurgau majorRegion South Tyrol
this entity surface form: Alto Adige
Trentino sharesRegionWith South Tyrol
Trentino borders South Tyrol
Comune di Canazei borderingRegion South Tyrol
Sass Pordoi region South Tyrol
Sella Ronda ski circuit region South Tyrol
Southern Bavarian spokenIn South Tyrol
Puster Valley locatedIn South Tyrol
Drau sourceLocation South Tyrol
Drau passesThrough South Tyrol