Felsmarch

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Felsmarch from 1584 on Langeneck above Jachenau

In the Bavarian dialect, Felsmarch denotes border markings (crosses, lines, coats of arms and dates) on large rocks that have grown or stand alone

Felsmarch from 1539 on the border between Bavaria and the county of Werdenfels of the Hochstift Freising with the Freising Mohren at the base of the summit of the Hohen Grasberg

See also

Individual evidence

  1. Gudelius, Jost, Doppelter Abtstab and Hebscheidt - Boundary stones and rock marches between the Benediktbeuern monastery court and the Tölz district court , Schneemann Verlag, Jachenau 2014, ISBN 978-3-9815341-7-7
  2. Brandner, Josef and Spichtinger, Heinrich: Around the Landl - Alt Werdenfelser Grenzsteine ​​and Felsmarchen , Adam-Verlag Garmisch-Partenkirchen 1993
  3. Historical boundary stones and rock fairy tales ( Memento from October 3, 2016 in the Internet Archive )
  4. ^ Pfundner, Thomas, Historical Landmarks in Bavarian Swabia, Konrad Verlag, 2015, ISBN 978-3-87437-568-9
  5. Simmerding, Franz: boundary markers, border translator and Grenzfrevler. A contribution to cultural, legal and social history. (Eds.) Fried, Pankraz. German Association for Surveying. Munich, 1996. p. 100.