Hohentwiel facts for kids
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Aerial photo of the Hohentwiel
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| Elevation | 686 m (2,251 ft) |
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| Location | Baden-Württemberg, Germany |
| State/Province | DE-BW |
The Hohentwiel is a special mountain in southern Germany. It is an extinct volcano, which means it was once active but now it is not. This mountain is found in the Hegau region of Baden-Württemberg.
The Hohentwiel is located west of the city of Singen. It is also about 30 kilometers (19 miles) away from Lake Constance. Even though it is quite tall, reaching 686 meters (2,251 feet) high, it can sometimes seem hidden in the landscape.
What is an Extinct Volcano?
An extinct volcano is a volcano that scientists believe will never erupt again. The Hohentwiel was formed by volcanic activity a very long time ago. Over millions of years, the volcano became inactive. Now, it is a peaceful mountain.
Where is Hohentwiel Located?
The Hohentwiel stands in the Hegau region. This area is known for its unique landscape. It has several hills that were once volcanoes. The Hohentwiel is one of the most famous of these volcanic cones.
It is close to the city of Singen. Singen is often called "Singen (Hohentwiel)" because of its connection to this famous mountain. The mountain is also not far from the beautiful Lake Constance. This lake is a popular spot for visitors.
Images for kids
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Aerial photo of the Hohentwiel
See also
- In Spanish: Hohentwiel para niños
