Gauertal

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Coordinates: 47 ° 2 ′ 0 ″  N , 9 ° 50 ′ 0 ″  E

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View through the Gauertal to the Three Towers (by Edward Theodore Compton )

The Gauertal is a high mountain valley on the northern slope of the Rätikon in the municipality of Tschagguns .

topography

Stable on Wachters Dieja with poles hung on the outer wall for drying the hay

It is located in Vorarlberg and is a valley of the Montafon . The valley is traversed by the mountain river Rasafei .

geology

In a small area, the valley from Latschau to Lindauer Hütte is crossed by various geological units of the Eastern Alpine nappes ( Northern Limestone Alps and Old Crystalline ) in the Rätikon. Due to its location in a tectonic border area, the geology of this area is broken up into individual blocks - combined with faults, shear fissures and fractures.

colonization

The Gauertalhaus der Naturfreunde is located in the lower part of the Gauertal . The Alpe Latschätz , the upper and lower Sporaalpe and the two Maisäß settlements of Plazadels and Wachters Dieja are located in the Gauertal . In the middle is the Lindauer Hütte at 1744  m as the starting point for the Drusenfluh ( 2827  m ), the Three Towers ( 2830  m ) and the Sulzfluh ( 2818  m ).

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