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Gisikon is a muni****lity in the
district of
Lucerne in the
canton of
Lucerne in Switzerland.
Gisikon is
first mentioned around 1270 as Gisinkon. In the...
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fought at Fribourg,
Geltwil (12 November), Lunnern, Lucerne, and
finally at
Gisikon (23 November), Meierskappel, and Schüpfheim,
after which Lucerne capitulated...
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public view and used all year round.
Pilatus mountain seen from
Gisikon Root
Panoramic view
towards Mythen View on Rigi and Säntis in the background...
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Gisikon-Root
railway station (German:
Bahnhof Gisikon-Root) is a
railway station in the muni****lity of Root, in the
Swiss canton of Lucerne. It is an...
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Emmen (432 m). From here, it
flows north-east
through Buchrain, Root,
Gisikon and Honau, and
downstream of
Honau (402 m)
leaves the
canton of Lucerne...
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Gotthard into Ticino.
After the
defeat of the
Sonderbund troops in
Gisikon on 23
November 1847 Uri
withdrew from the
alliance and
surrendered on 28...
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Ermensee Eschenbach Escholzmatt-Marbach
Ettiswil Fischbach Flühli
Geuensee Gisikon Greppen Grossdietwil Grosswangen Hasle Hergiswil bei
Willisau Hildisrieden...
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which the
Conservatives were defeated, the
decisive battle taking place at
Gisikon, not far from Lucerne. The
canton of
Lucerne is part of
Central Switzerland...
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Confederation army had
presumably ****embled at the
bridge over the
Reuss River at
Gisikon. It
marched from there,
hoping to
catch Leopold still at
Sempach where...
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Kastanienbaum - St.
Niklausen -
Luzern Bahnhof 22
Gisikon Root
Bahnhof -
Perlen -
Buchrain -
Ebikon Bahnhof 23
Gisikon Weitblick -
Dierikon -
Ebikon Bahnhof 24...
