Zug topographic map
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Zug
The canton is located on a hilly plateau. The Höhronen (near Höhboden) is the highest elevation (1,229 m) in the east of the canton. The Zugerberg (1,039 m) in the south is another notable elevation. It connects in the south with the Rossberg massif which rises to the Wildspitz (1,583 m) east of the Zugersee. This massif separates the Zugersee from the basin and Ägerisee. It also separates the hilly district of Menzingen from the Zugersee.
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Name: Zug topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Zug, Switzerland (47.08103 8.39484 47.24838 8.70116)
Average elevation: 664 m
Minimum elevation: 384 m
Maximum elevation: 1,560 m
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