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**Haut-Rhin**
	French administrative district of the European Collectivity of Alsace
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Pronunciation audio	Frenchⓘ
Instance of	department of France (1790–);
Part of	Alsace-Moselle;
Named after	Rhine;
Location	Grand Est; d:Q22010895; European Collectivity of Alsace; France;
Capital	Colmar;
Inception	4 March 1790;
Highest point	Grand Ballon;
Population	770,738 (2023);
Area	3,525 km²;
Follows	province of Alsace (1790); Republic of Mulhouse (1798); Mont-Terrible (1800); Alsace–Lorraine (1919); Upper Alsace (1919); Gau Baden-Elsaß (1945); CdZ-Gebiet Elsaß (1945);
Followed by	Alsace–Lorraine (Treaty of Frankfurt, 1871); Upper Alsace (Treaty of Frankfurt, 1871); Territoire de Belfort (southwest, 1871); Gau Baden-Elsaß (1940); CdZ-Gebiet Elsaß (1940);
Replaces	Mont-Terrible;
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	Q12722; VIAF cluster ID: 147345791; GND ID: 26786-7; Library of Congress authority ID: n80013632; Bibliothèque nationale de France ID: 11879866f; IdRef ID: 026578204, 027419517; NL CR AUT ID: ge630010; HDS ID: 007563; BabelNet ID: 03798336n; J9U ID: 987007559641105171; OpenStreetMap relation ID: 7403
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