Hammetschwand Elevator
highest exterior elevator of Europe, located in Switzerland
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Hammetschwand Elevator
Summary
Hammetschwand Elevator is an elevator[1]. It draws 315 Wikipedia views per month (elevator category, ranking #6 of 14).[2]
Key Facts
- Hammetschwand Elevator is located in Switzerland[3].
- Hammetschwand Elevator is in the country of Switzerland[4].
- Hammetschwand Elevator's instance of is recorded as elevator[5].
- Hammetschwand Elevator's founder is recorded as Franz Josef Bucher[6].
- Hammetschwand Elevator is operated by Hammetschwand Lift AG[7].
- Hammetschwand Elevator's Commons category is recorded as Hammetschwandlift[8].
- Hammetschwand Elevator comprises Hammetschwand Elevator - Part Ennetbürgen[9].
- Hammetschwand Elevator comprises Hammetschwand Elevator - Part Lucerne[10].
- 1905 marks the founding of Hammetschwand Elevator[11].
- Hammetschwand Elevator's coordinate location is recorded as {'latitude': 47.00087, 'longitude': 8.39629}[12].
- Hammetschwand Elevator's located in/on physical feature is recorded as Bürgenstock[13].
- Hammetschwand Elevator's heritage designation is recorded as class A Swiss cultural property of national significance[14].
- Hammetschwand Elevator's heritage designation is recorded as class A Swiss cultural property of national significance[15].
- Hammetschwand Elevator's height is recorded as {'amount': '+165'}[16].
- Hammetschwand Elevator's street address is recorded as Hammetschwand 1, 6373 Ennetbürgen / Bürgenberg 1, 1.1, 6365 Kehrsiten[17].
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Geography
Hammetschwand Elevator is in the country of Switzerland[4]. It is located in Switzerland[3].
Designation and Status
Hammetschwand Elevator's instance of is recorded as elevator[5]. Heritage statuses include class A Swiss cultural property of national significance[14].
History and Context
1905 marks the founding of Hammetschwand Elevator[11].
Why It Matters
Hammetschwand Elevator draws 315 Wikipedia views per month (elevator category, ranking #6 of 14).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[18] It is known by 9 alternative names across languages and contexts.[19]