(Q23047573)

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Reduit Tilly

was built 1841 and was the central part of the bridgehead of bavarian Fortress Ingolstadt

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cultural heritage ensemble

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1841

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Reduit Tilly - Nordseite.JPG
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Reduit Tilly Ingolstadt Klenzepark.jpg
5,184 × 3,456; 6.88 MB

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named after

Johann Tserclaes, Count of Tilly

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country

Germany

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located in the administrative territorial entity

Ingolstadt

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located in or next to body of water

Danube

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located in/on physical feature

Klenzepark

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coordinate location

48°45'38.999"N, 11°25'50.999"E

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main subject

museum

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significant event

start of manufacturing

point in time

1828

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Neoclassical architecture

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appears in the heritage monument list

Q1832113

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heritage designation

former architectural heritage monument in Bavaria

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street address

Donaulände (German)

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postal code

85051

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official website

http://www.armeemuseum.de/en/exhibitions/museum-of-world-war-i.html

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described at URL

http://www.armeemuseum.de/en/information-for-visitors/opening-hours.html

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Commons category

Reduit Tilly

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Identifiers

Bavarian monument authority ID

D-1-61-000-99

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GeoNames ID

12060371

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Google Knowledge Graph ID

/g/11cm0hhc_d

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Google Maps Customer ID

6638467268323590639

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OpenStreetMap relation ID

105073

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Wikipedia(1 entry)

dewiki Reduit Tilly

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