File:Weißplatte Panorama 2.jpg

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Deutsch: 360° Grad Panorama auf dem Tilisunafürkele mit Hauptblich auf die Weißplatte, auch genannt Wiss Platte. Sie ist ein nach österreichischen Angaben 2.630 m, nach schweizerischen 2.628 m hoher Berg im Rätikon, einer Gebirgsgruppe der westlichen Zentralalpen. Der Gipfel liegt genau auf der Staatsgrenze zwischen dem österreichischen Bundesland Vorarlberg und dem Schweizer Kanton Graubünden. Die Weißplatte gehört zur Sulzfluhgruppe. Links vom Tilisunasee ragen die Tschaggunser Mittagspitze und das Tilisuna-Schwarzhorn sowie am äußersten rechten Bildrand der Gipfel der Sulzfluh.
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Camera location47° 01′ 08.5″ N, 9° 51′ 25.86″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo
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