Kinzig Pass

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Kinzig Pass
Kinzigpass, seen from the Weissenboden (Biel)

Kinzigpass, seen from the Weissenboden (Biel)

Compass direction north south
Pass height 2073  m above sea level M.
Canton Uri
Watershed Muota Weaknesses
Valley locations Muotathal Bürglen
expansion Mule track
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Kinzig Pass (Switzerland)
Kinzig Pass
Coordinates 698 001  /  195933 coordinates: 46 ° 54 '26 "  N , 8 ° 43' 30"  O ; CH1903:  698 001  /  195933
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The Kinzigpass (often also spelled Chinzig) is a mule track in Switzerland . It connects over a height of 2073  m above sea level. M. the Urner Schächental with the Schwyzerischen Muotatal . A cable car runs from Bürglen in the Schächental to Biel .

history

A crossing of the pass by the Russian General Suworow with his army (about 21,000 men) on September 26, 1799, which took two days is described as historical . At the pass there is a refuge and the highest chapel in the canton of Uri . It was built in 1924 and the interior was painted by the Uri painter Heinrich Danioth.

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