Signal de Botrange

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Signal de Botrange is a plateau in the High Fens of eastern Belgium that marks the country’s highest natural elevation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical point
mountain summit
tourist attraction
averageAnnualTemperature about 6 °C
climate cool oceanic climate
continent Europe
country Belgium
drainageBasin Meuse
surface form: Meuse basin
elevation 2277 feet
694 metres
geology Palaeozoic rocks
hasPanoramicViews High Fens
surface form: High Fens plateau
hasRoadAccess yes
hasSnowCover frequent in winter
hasStructure stone tower
hasVisitorCenter Botrange Nature Centre
highestPointOf Belgium
landscapeType plateau
languageRegion French-speaking Community of Belgium
surface form: French-speaking Wallonia
locatedIn High Fens
Province of Liège
surface form: Liège Province

Wallonia
municipality of Waimes
near Baraque Michel
Ardennes-Eifel region
surface form: Eifel region

French–German language border region
German border
notableFor being the highest natural elevation in Belgium
partOf Ardennes-Eifel region
surface form: Ardennes

Hautes Fagnes
postalCodeArea Waimes
surface form: 4950 Waimes
protectedArea Hohes Venn–Eifel Nature Park
surface form: High Fens–Eifel Nature Park
regionType upland plateau
tourismInfrastructure marked trails
parking area
viewing platforms
towerHeight 6 metres
towerName Signal de Botrange tower
towerPurpose to raise observation platform to 700 metres above sea level
usedFor cross-country skiing
hiking
nature observation
vegetation coniferous forest
heathland
peat bogs

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Ardennes Forest highestPoint Signal de Botrange