Daumen Group
alpine group of the Allgäu Alps in Bavaria, Germany
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Daumen Group
Summary
Daumen Group is a high mountains[1]. It draws 2 Wikipedia views per month (high_mountains category, ranking #1 of 2).[2]
Key Facts
- Daumen Group is located in Bad Hindelang[3].
- Daumen Group is located in Oberstdorf[4].
- Daumen Group is located in Sonthofen[5].
- Daumen Group is located in Fischen im Allgäu[6].
- Daumen Group is in the country of Germany[7].
- Daumen Group's instance of is recorded as high mountains[8].
- Daumen Group's instance of is recorded as alpine group[9].
- Daumen Group's shares border with is recorded as Vilsalpsee Mountains[10].
- Daumen Group's shares border with is recorded as Allgäu Prealps west of the Iller[11].
- Daumen Group's shares border with is recorded as Höfats and Rauheck Group[12].
- Daumen Group's shares border with is recorded as Hochvogel and Rosszahn Group[13].
- Daumen Group's shares border with is recorded as Allgäu Prealps east of the Iller[14].
- Daumen Group's shares border with is recorded as Pfronten Mountains[15].
- Daumen Group's shares border with is recorded as Rauhorn-Leilachspitze Chain[16].
- Daumen Group's shares border with is recorded as Hochvogel-Rosszahn Chain[17].
- Daumen Group's shares border with is recorded as Krottenspitze-Höfats Chain[18].
- Daumen Group's shares border with is recorded as Mädelegabel-Hochlicht Group[19].
- Daumen Group's shares border with is recorded as Besler-Hittisberg Chain[20].
- Daumen Group's shares border with is recorded as Hörner Group[21].
- Großer Daumen is named after Daumen Group[22].
- Daumen Group is part of Allgäu Alps[23].
- Daumen Group is part of Allgäu Alps in the strict sense[24].
- Daumen Group's Commons category is recorded as Daumengruppe[25].
- Daumen Group comprises Großer Daumen[26].
- Daumen Group comprises Breitenberg[27].
Why It Matters
Daumen Group draws 2 Wikipedia views per month (high_mountains category, ranking #1 of 2).[2] It is known by 7 alternative names across languages and contexts.[28]