Burgruine Ras

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Burgruine Ras is a ruined castle in Carinthia, Austria. It was first documented in 1171. Only the remnants of an encompassing wall and two round towers are present today.^[1]^[2]

Burgruine Ras
Carinthia, Austria

Coordinates	46°32′44″N 14°02′27″E / 46.54545°N 14.04092°E / 46.54545; 14.04092
Type	Castle
Site information
Condition	Ruins
Site history
Built	First documented 1171

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^ "Burg Ras: Burgstall "Die Turne" – Gradišče na Turna". University of Graz. Retrieved 3 September 2021.
^ Dehio-Handbuch Kärnten, Vienna 2001, p. 690

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