File:Semmering - Semmeringbahn, 20-Schilling-Blick.JPG
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Deutsch: Blick vom Wolfsbergkogel in der niederösterreichischen Gemeinde Semmering auf das „Kernstück“ der Semmeringbahn mit dem (von links nach rechts) Viadukt über die Kalte Rinne, dem Polleres-Tunnel unterhalb der Pollereswand, dem Krausel-Klause-Viadukt sowie dem kleinen Krausel-Tunnel unterhalb der Spießwand und im Hintergrund das Rax-Massiv mit der höchsten Erhebung, der 2007 m hohen Heukuppe. Diese Ansicht ist auch als „20-Schilling-Blick“ bekannt, da sie auf der Rückseite der 20-Schilling-Note dargestellt war. Die Semmeringbahn, geplant von Carl von Ghega, war die erste normalspurige Gebirgsbahn Europas und wurde 1854 eröffnet.
English: The heart of the Semmering Railway in Lower Austria. |
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Object location | 47° 39′ 24.98″ N, 15° 48′ 36.83″ E ![]() | View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap | ![]() |
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Die Heukuppe, mit 2007 m Höhe die höchste Erhebung des Rax-Massivs.
Rax-Massiv
Die 980 m hohe Pollereswand.
Spießwand
Krausel-Tunnel
Krausel-Klausel-Viadukt
Kalte-Rinne-Viadukt
Polleres-Tunnel
Adlitzgraben
Die 1128 m hohe Luckerte Wand.
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Latitude | 47° 39′ 13.61″ N |
Longitude | 15° 49′ 25.01″ E |
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