Haßberge Hills
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The Haßberge Hills are a 512,2 m over zero high hill chain north of the Main River
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 in Lower Franconia
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, Bavaria
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, Germany
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. On the other side of the Main Valley is the Steigerwald.

The Haßberge Park is located there and the Haßberge (district) is named after the hills.
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