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steep. Glaciers and rivers have marked the left side of the valley in many different ways, where the geological structure has allowed for the formation of a fairly broad valley floor and softly rising, rounded landscape features with high-lying terraces, which is where most of the villages - with the notable exception of the main town
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Engadine tourism became important in 1913 with the opening of the train station in Scuol, since then it has been well connected to the rest of Switzerland. In 1369 the mineral sources in Scuol were mentioned for the first time but the health benefits were known even earlier. The most
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1047:Julier Pass
1043:Albula Pass
974:Piz Bernina
947:Val Bernina
849:. Near the
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2094:Graubünden
1747:"Engadine"
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1688:"Engadine"
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1595:References
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1395:Traditions
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522:Geography
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284:Black Sea
278:into the
201:Engiadina
148:9°53′45″E
107:June 2022
66:"Engadin"
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2130:Champfèr
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2170:Martina
2150:La Punt
2140:Giarsun
2090:Engadin
2003:Italian
1985:Romansh
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1873:(ed.).
1792:Italian
1775:Eniates
1643:Italian
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1620:Engadin
1487:Gidegna
1367:Tourism
1360:1768 m
1336:1791 m
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