Wagenberg (hill)

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Wagenberg is a hill of Hesse, Germany.

Wagenberg
Weschnitz Valley and northern Tromm mountain range with Krehberg, Erzberg, Wagenberg (center), Fahrenbacher Kopf, transition to the Tromm (from the left).
Highest point
Elevation	535.7 m (1,758 ft)
Geography
Location	Hesse, Germany

49°38′17″N 8°49′07″E / 49.63806°N 8.81861°E / 49.63806; 8.81861

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