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Burgenland topographic map
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Burgenland
The province has a long history of Slavic, as well Austrian-German and Hungarian-Magyar settlement. The province's easternmost portion (the shores of the Neusiedler See) carried its own topographical term Seewinkel in Austrian-German. This is the area least influenced by Austrian-German since the Hungarian and Slovak borders are less than 10 kilometers away.
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Name: Burgenland topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Burgenland, Austria (46.83064 15.99625 48.11868 17.16077)
Average elevation: 373 m
Minimum elevation: 109 m
Maximum elevation: 2,036 m
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