Talk:Watzmann
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[edit] It is the second highest mountain!
As intensively discussed in the german wiki-version, the Watzmann is not the highest peak in Germany. But by far is the Hochwanner not messured, because it's peak is on Austrian teritory.
The second highest mountain, standing at it's full extent on German teritory is the Watzmann because neither the Schneefernerkopf nor the Hochwanner are fully standing in Germany - again depending on the definition of a "mountain".
