Category:Höllental (Black Forest)

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Deutsch: Das Höllental ist ein tief eingeschnittenes, teilweise schluchtartiges Tal im Südschwarzwald in Baden-Württemberg (Deutschland).
English: The Höllental is one of the valleys in the Black Forest that cuts through the asymmetric ridgeline of mountains from its plateau-like eastern uplands and runs down its steep western escarpment. The valley follows the line of the Bonndorf Rift Valley (Bonndorfer Graben), which runs from Kaiserstuhl via the Wutach gorge and Hegau to Lake Constance and is part of this tectonically-formed fault. Additionally it could have been created as a result of repeated glaciation of the Black Forest's uplands by ice lakes that could have spilled westwards over the eroded ridgeline. As a result the tributaries of the Höllenbach east of the ridgeline flow initially southeast, turning almost 180° towards the northeast into the Höllental itself, a situation similar to that of the Maloja pass in Engadin.
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Höllental 
valley in the Black Forest, Germany
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Map47° 56′ 06″ N, 8° 01′ 45.84″ E
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