Rimberg (Hinterland)

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Rimberg
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Rimberg, seen from the southwest
Highest point
Elevation 497.1 m (1,631 ft)
Coordinates 50°50′30″N8°37′46″E / 50.841620°N 8.6294608°E / 50.841620; 8.6294608
Geography
Rimberg (Hinterland)
Location Hesse, Germany

The Rimberg is a mountain in Hesse, Germany; at 497.1 meter high, in the Gladenbach Uplands, in the Marburg-Biedenkopf district. On top of it is the Rimbergturm, an lookout tower. [1]

The Rimberg's north-easterly neighbour is the Feiselberg, which merges to the valley of the Lahn near Caldern.

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Panoramic view (360°) from the lookout-tower
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Rimbergturm

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