Adlerfels

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Adlerfels
Adlerfels Saxony, Germany
Highest point
Elevation	778 m (2,552 ft)
Coordinates	50°29′03″N12°35′44″E / 50.48417°N 12.59556°E / 50.48417; 12.59556
Geography
Location	Saxony, Germany
Parent range	Ore Mountains

Adlerfels is a mountain of Saxony in southeastern Germany.

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