Dreiländerstein
Dreiländerstein or three-country stone is the name of boundary stones:
in Germany:
- Dreiländerstein (Ingolstadt) , in Ingolstadt, formerly Duchy of Bavaria, Duchy - Pfalz-Neuburg - Hochstift Eichstätt, Bavaria
- Drei-Länder-Stein (Großer Ehrenberg) , in the Harz Mountains on the Großer Ehrenberg at the border triangle of Lower Saxony - Saxony-Anhalt - Thuringia
- Dreiländerstein (Hannoversche Klippen) , near the Hannoversche Klippen, Hessen - Lower Saxony - North Rhine-Westphalia (see also Hannoversche Klippen # Dreiländereck Hessen – Niedersachsen – Nordrhein-Westfalen )
- Dreiländerstein (forge heads) , on the forge heads near Niedergandern, Hessen - Lower Saxony - Thuringia (see also forge heads # Dreiländereck Hessen-Niedersachsen-Thüringen )
- Drei-Freistaaten-Stein , near Münchenreuth, Grobau and Gebersreuth on the border triangle Bavaria - Saxony - Thuringia
- Dreiländerstein (Eggenthal) , near Eggenthal, district of Ostallgäu and Unteregg, district of Unterallgäu, formerly Irsee monastery - Kempten prince abbey - Kurbayerissches Mindelheim
in Austria / Czech Republic:
- Dreiländerstein (Dobersberg) in Dobersberg, Lower Austria - Bohemia - Moravia (see also Bohemian Saß )
in Switzerland:
- Borne des Trois Puissances in the Jura
- Dreiländerstein (Wildspitz) , on the Höhronen , cantons Schwyz - Zug - Zurich
- Dreiländerstein (Hörnli) , am Hörnli , cantons of Zurich - St. Gallen - Thurgau
- Säntis , Cantons St. Gallen - Appenzell Innerrhoden - Appenzell Ausserrhoden (historical Säntis process)
See also:
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