Techantinger Mittagskogel
| Techantinger Mittagskogel (Truppekogel / Trupejevo poldne) | ||
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| height | 1931 m above sea level A. | |
| location | Carinthia , Austria and Slovenia | |
| Mountains | Karawanken , Karawanken and Bacher Mountains | |
| Dominance | 6.4 km → Vrtaško Sleme | |
| Notch height | 493 m ↓ Jepza saddle | |
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| rock | Sciliar dolomite | |
| Age of the rock | Ladinium | |
The Techantinger Mittagskogel , also Truppekogel , Trupejevo poldne in Slovenian , is a summit of the Karawanken , between Villach in the Carinthian Drautal and the Slovenian Kranjska Gora in the Sava Dolnika valley .
Location and landscape
The summit is in the West Karawanken (Mittagskogel group), south of the exit of the Gailtal and Faaker See , directly on the Austrian-Slovenian border, in the municipality of Finkenstein am Faaker See , Villach-Land and Kranjska Gora districts .
Surname
Like many other Karawanken peaks , the mountain is a twelve o'clock pointing mountain , it got its name from the village Techanting . His other name refers to the homestead troop / Trupej , south of Techanting. Slovenian poldne also means 'noon [sberg]'.
Occasionally a neighboring summit, the Graischza / Grajsca ( 1690 m ), is also called under the name that is closer to Techanting.
geology
The entire main ridge of the Karawanken from the Techantinger- and Mallestiger Mittagskogel to the Schwarzkogel is made of Schlern dolomite , so that in this ridge section , rugged pinnacle shapes reminiscent of the Dolomites predominate.
Landslide 2010
The summit is 1931 m above sea level. A. stated. Between August 14 and 17, 2010, a rock fall occurred after a strong thunderstorm with lightning . About 300 cubic meters of rock fell off the north side, tearing the summit cross with it for about 250 meters. The summit zone is now extremely unsafe and the current height of the mountain has not been measured.
ways
The Techantinger Mittagskogel can be climbed:
- from Austria
- from Gödersdorf , Goritschach or Susalitsch via Zollhütte / Pridouhütte
- from Kanzianiberg via Illitsch
- from Altfinkenstein , Gasthof Baumgartnerhof (car park 960 m , path 683): 4.5–5 hours
- from Slovenia from Srednji vrh near Kranjska Gora ( 960 m ) through the Jermantal or Hladniktal
- The mountain is also a detour from the Karawanken high trail (variant of the Southern Alpine Trail , Austrian long-distance hiking trail 03), from the Wurzenpass / Blekowa Alm ( 1073 m ).
Web links
- Vid Pogachnik: Trupejevo poldne / Techantinger Mittagskogel. In: summitpost.org. July 21, 2007, accessed in 2010 (illustrated and with map). ; Techantiger Mittagskogel full 360 deg summit panorama
Individual evidence
- ^ Heinz Dieter Pohl : Mountain names. University of Klagenfurt, accessed in 2010 (→ 2. The names of the most famous Carinthian mountains , entry Mittagskogel ).
- ↑ Karl Mandi: The blind beetle fauna of the Karawanken . Part III. In: Entomologisdies Nachrichtenblatt österr. U. Swiss entomologists . 9th year, no. 1 . Vienna 1957, Mittagskogel, p. 6 ( PDF on ZOBODAT ).
- ^ Franz K. Bauer: Explanations to sheet 201-210 Villach-Assling . In: Christoph Hauser, Federal Geological Institute (Hrsg.): Geological map of the Republic of Austria . 1: 50,000. Vienna 1982, 7th Southern Alpine Permotrias of the West Karawanken , p. 21 .
- ↑ A lightning strike tore the Mittagskogel summit cross from its anchorage. In: kleinezeitung.at → Ktn → Villach Land → Finkenstein. August 19, 2010, archived from the original on August 22, 2010 ; Retrieved December 1, 2010 (Fig a).
- ↑ Summit cross and rocks fell from the Mittagskogel. In: krone.at → Austria → Carinthia. August 21, 2010, accessed December 1, 2010 .
- ↑ Rudolf Aichholzer: Summit cross crash and the Blekowa Alm. In: woche.at → Carinthia → Finkenstein am Faaker See → Chronicle. August 21, 2010, archived from the original on January 14, 2013 ; Retrieved December 1, 2010 .