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	== Tourism ==		== Tourism ==
	In the summer months many [[motorcycling\|biker]]s often meet on the summit at weekends to chit-chat which results in a considerable number of motorbikes in the car park. Likewise, keen cyclists also ride up the Köterberg. The road between the village of Köterberg and the summit has a maximum [[gradient]] of 14%. [[Radio ham]]s use the peak because of it is an excellent site for transmission and reception. In the ''Köterberghaus'' is a restaurant.		In the summer months many [[motorcycling\|biker]]s often meet on the summit at weekends to chit-chat which results in a considerable number of motorbikes in the car park. Likewise, keen cyclists also ride up the Köterberg. The road between the village of Köterberg and the summit has a maximum [[gradient]] of 14%. [[Radio ham]]s use the peak because of it is an excellent site for transmission and reception. In the ''Köterberghaus'' is a restaurant.

			== References ==
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	== External links ==		== External links ==
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	* [http://www.koeterberg.de Köterberg homepage]		* [http://www.koeterberg.de Köterberg homepage]
	* [https://web.archive.org/web/20091202031413/http://www.db0was.de/ DB0WAS amateur radio relay on the Wasserkuppe]		* [https://web.archive.org/web/20091202031413/http://www.db0was.de/ DB0WAS amateur radio relay on the Wasserkuppe]

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	{{German Central Uplands}}		{{German Central Uplands}}

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	In the German Main Triangulation Network (''Deutsches Hauptdreiecksnetz'' or ''DHDN'') the Köterberg is a major triangulation station with the name ''Lügde, Köterberg''. The area of the summit is only wooded to the north which is why the hill is easy to recognise from afar and offers good views (see below).		In the German Main Triangulation Network (''Deutsches Hauptdreiecksnetz'' or ''DHDN'') the Köterberg is a major triangulation station with the name ''Lügde, Köterberg''. The area of the summit is only wooded to the north which is why the hill is easy to recognise from afar and offers good views (see below).

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	== Geology ==		== Geology ==
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	* [https://web.archive.org/web/20091202031413/http://www.db0was.de/ DB0WAS amateur radio relay on the Wasserkuppe]		* [https://web.archive.org/web/20091202031413/http://www.db0was.de/ DB0WAS amateur radio relay on the Wasserkuppe]

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	{{DEFAULTSORT:Koterberg}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Koterberg}}
	[[Category:Mountains and hills of North Rhine-Westphalia]]		[[Category:Mountains and hills of North Rhine-Westphalia]]

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	== External links ==		== External links ==
	* [http://www.db0kb.de Homepage of the DB0KB]		* [https://web.archive.org/web/20100516115719/http://www.db0kb.de/ Homepage of the DB0KB]
	* [http://www.koeterberg.de Köterberg homepage]		* [http://www.koeterberg.de Köterberg homepage]
	* [https://web.archive.org/web/20091202031413/http://www.db0was.de/ DB0WAS amateur radio relay on the Wasserkuppe]		* [https://web.archive.org/web/20091202031413/http://www.db0was.de/ DB0WAS amateur radio relay on the Wasserkuppe]

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	* [http://www.db0kb.de Homepage of the DB0KB]		* [http://www.db0kb.de Homepage of the DB0KB]
	* [http://www.koeterberg.de Köterberg homepage]		* [http://www.koeterberg.de Köterberg homepage]
	* [http://www.db0was.de DB0WAS amateur radio relay on the Wasserkuppe]		* [https://web.archive.org/web/20091202031413/http://www.db0was.de/ DB0WAS amateur radio relay on the Wasserkuppe]

	{{reflist}}		{{reflist}}

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	== History ==		== History ==
	[[File:Koeterberg Gipfelschild.jpg\|thumb\|Summit signs on the ''Köterberghaus'' ~~on the Köterberg with a real height of 495.8 m~~]]		[[File:Koeterberg Gipfelschild.jpg\|thumb\|Summit signs on the ''Köterberghaus'']]
	The Köterberg was already being mentioned in Lippe's boundary deeds in the 16th century. The [[Brothers Grimm]] called it the Götzenberg in their German Legends (Nos. 9, 20), because it was here that folk prayed to the gods of the heath. The Köterberg was also the setting for their fairy tale ''[[The Three Little Birds]]''. Between 1796 and 1801 [[Karl Ludwig von Lecoq]] incorporated the ''Keutersberg'' as a triangulation point in his military-[[topographical]] surveys.		The Köterberg was already being mentioned in Lippe's boundary deeds in the 16th century. The [[Brothers Grimm]] called it the Götzenberg in their German Legends (Nos. 9, 20), because it was here that folk prayed to the gods of the heath. The Köterberg was also the setting for their fairy tale ''[[The Three Little Birds]]''. Between 1796 and 1801 [[Karl Ludwig von Lecoq]] incorporated the ''Keutersberg'' as a triangulation point in his military-[[topographical]] surveys.

	In 1831/32 the first solid structure appeared on the highest point of the hill: a 15½-foot (4.9 m) high tower as a category 1 triangulation mark. The Köterberg was a station in the [[Prussian semaphore system]], which acted as a communication link between Berlin and Koblenz from 1832 to 1849. Since 1929 the ''Köterberghaus'' has stood on the summit. Two signs on the ''Köterberghaus'' give the height of the Köterberg, incorrectly, as 500 m AMSL. This error is often repeated in the advertising. Since 1971, a [[telecommunication tower]] has stood on the summit.		In 1831/32 the first solid structure appeared on the highest point of the hill: a 15½-foot (4.9 m) high tower as a category 1 triangulation mark. The Köterberg was a station in the [[Prussian semaphore system]], which acted as a communication link between Berlin and Koblenz from 1832 to 1849. Since 1929 the ''Köterberghaus'' has stood on the summit. Two signs on the ''Köterberghaus'' give the height of the Köterberg, incorrectly, as 500 m AMSL. This error is often repeated in the advertising. Since 1971, a [[telecommunication tower]] has stood on the summit.

			Today the Köterberg is sometimes referred to jokingly as ''Monte Wauwau''.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.lz.de/lippe/luegde/20301332_Koeterberg-Monte-Wauwau.html\|title=Köterberg: Monte Wauwau\|website=lz.de}}</ref> Both ''"Köter"'' (''"mutt"'') and ''"Wauwau"'' (''"bow-wow"'') are [[vernacular]] terms for a dog.

	== Telecommunication tower ==		== Telecommunication tower ==

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History: Rm trivia, fix height. Small improvements.

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	== History ==		== History ==
	[[File:Koeterberg Gipfelschild.jpg\|thumb\|Summit signs on the ''Köterberghaus'']]		[[File:Koeterberg Gipfelschild.jpg\|thumb\|Summit signs on the ''Köterberghaus'' on the Köterberg with a real height of 495.8 m]]
	The Köterberg was already being mentioned in Lippe's boundary deeds in the 16th century. The [[Brothers Grimm]] called it the Götzenberg in their German Legends (Nos. 9, 20), because it was here that folk prayed to the gods of the heath. The Köterberg was also the setting for their fairy tale ''[[The Three Little Birds]]''. Between 1796 and 1801 [[Karl Ludwig von Lecoq]] incorporated the ''Keutersberg'' as a triangulation point in his military-[[topographical]] surveys.		The Köterberg was already being mentioned in Lippe's boundary deeds in the 16th century. The [[Brothers Grimm]] called it the Götzenberg in their German Legends (Nos. 9, 20), because it was here that folk prayed to the gods of the heath. The Köterberg was also the setting for their fairy tale ''[[The Three Little Birds]]''. Between 1796 and 1801 [[Karl Ludwig von Lecoq]] incorporated the ''Keutersberg'' as a triangulation point in his military-[[topographical]] surveys.

	In 1831/32 the first solid structure appeared on the highest point of the hill: a 15½-foot (4.9 m) high tower as a category 1 triangulation mark. The Köterberg was a station in the [[Prussian semaphore system]], which acted as a communication link between Berlin and Koblenz from 1832 to 1849. Since 1929 the ''Köterberghaus'' has stood on the summit. Two signs on the ''Köterberghaus'' give the height of the Köterberg, incorrectly, as 500 m AMSL. This error is often repeated in the advertising. Since 1971, a [[telecommunication tower]] has stood on the summit.		In 1831/32 the first solid structure appeared on the highest point of the hill: a 15½-foot (4.9 m) high tower as a category 1 triangulation mark. The Köterberg was a station in the [[Prussian semaphore system]], which acted as a communication link between Berlin and Koblenz from 1832 to 1849. Since 1929 the ''Köterberghaus'' has stood on the summit. Two signs on the ''Köterberghaus'' give the height of the Köterberg, incorrectly, as 500 m AMSL. This error is often repeated in the advertising. Since 1971, a [[telecommunication tower]] has stood on the summit.

	Today the Köterberg is sometimes referred to jokingly as ''Monte Wauwau''.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.lz.de/lippe/luegde/20301332_Koeterberg-Monte-Wauwau.html\|title=Köterberg: Monte Wauwau\|website=lz.de}}</ref> Both ''"Köter"'' (''"mutt"'') and ''"Wauwau"'' (''"bow-wow"'') are [[vernacular]] terms for a dog.

	== Telecommunication tower ==		== Telecommunication tower ==

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	* [http://www.db0was.de DB0WAS amateur radio relay on the Wasserkuppe]		* [http://www.db0was.de DB0WAS amateur radio relay on the Wasserkuppe]

			{{reflist}}
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Koterberg}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Koterberg}}
	[[Category:Mountains and hills of North Rhine-Westphalia]]		[[Category:Mountains and hills of North Rhine-Westphalia]]

Kleuske: /* History */

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History

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	In 1831/32 the first solid structure appeared on the highest point of the hill: a 15½-foot (4.9 m) high tower as a category 1 triangulation mark. The Köterberg was a station in the [[Prussian semaphore system]], which acted as a communication link between Berlin and Koblenz from 1832 to 1849. Since 1929 the ''Köterberghaus'' has stood on the summit. Two signs on the ''Köterberghaus'' give the height of the Köterberg, incorrectly, as 500 m AMSL. This error is often repeated in the advertising. Since 1971, a [[telecommunication tower]] has stood on the summit.		In 1831/32 the first solid structure appeared on the highest point of the hill: a 15½-foot (4.9 m) high tower as a category 1 triangulation mark. The Köterberg was a station in the [[Prussian semaphore system]], which acted as a communication link between Berlin and Koblenz from 1832 to 1849. Since 1929 the ''Köterberghaus'' has stood on the summit. Two signs on the ''Köterberghaus'' give the height of the Köterberg, incorrectly, as 500 m AMSL. This error is often repeated in the advertising. Since 1971, a [[telecommunication tower]] has stood on the summit.

	Today the Köterberg is sometimes referred to jokingly as ''Monte Wauwau''.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.lz.de/lippe/luegde/20301332_Koeterberg-Monte-Wauwau.html\|title=Köterberg: Monte Wauwau\|website=lz.de}}</ref> Both ''Köter'' (''mutt'') and ''Wauwau'' (''"bow-wow"'') are [[vernacular]] terms for a dog.		Today the Köterberg is sometimes referred to jokingly as ''Monte Wauwau''.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.lz.de/lippe/luegde/20301332_Koeterberg-Monte-Wauwau.html\|title=Köterberg: Monte Wauwau\|website=lz.de}}</ref> Both ''"Köter"'' (''"mutt"'') and ''"Wauwau"'' (''"bow-wow"'') are [[vernacular]] terms for a dog.

	== Telecommunication tower ==		== Telecommunication tower ==