Aschberg

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Aschberg / Kamenáč
Group of rocks on the summit of the Aschberg (Czech side)
Highest point
Elevation	936 m (3,071 ft)
Geography
Location	Saxony, Germany; Bohemia, the Czech Republic

The Aschberg (Czech Kamenáč) is a mountain on border of Saxony, southeastern Germany and Bohemia, the Czech Republic. The summit lies in Czech side.

Coordinates: 50°23′23″N 12°30′32″E / 50.38972°N 12.50889°E / 50.38972; 12.50889

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