List of crosses and wayside shrines in Aachen-Haaren

The list of wayside crosses and wayside shrines in Aachen-Haaren lists the field crosses, wayside crosses and wayside shrines with their respective personal history - as far as known - in the Haaren district without claiming to be exhaustive.

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Location	Dating	Description / inscription	image
Akazienstrasse ( location )	2015	Replica of the former Haaren Cross on the Haarberg, which was destroyed in 1944, on a scale of 1:10 by Franz Josef Heuser and Wilfried Koerens. In the upper niches there are scenes from the life and suffering of Christ: birth, crucifixion, resurrection and ascension. The lower niches show the four parish patrons St. Germanus, St. Hubert, St. Elisabeth and St. Martin.
Endstraße, district Verlautenheide ( location )	unknown	Basalt cross with a small metal body. High stone base with a small carved cross
Fire station ( location )	unknown	Large stone cross in baroque style with rounded corners and a large body; high multi-tiered base. Former cemetery cross, no inscription.
Haarberg ( location )	1972	Haarener Cross; Haarberg Cross. Original cross from 1891 as a 14-meter-high stone cross donated by Johann Georg Gilliam from Haaren and designed by the architect Heinrich van Kann . Completely destroyed by World War II in October 1944; Replaced in 1947 by a wooden cross and in 1972 by today's steel cross.
Heider-Hof-Weg, Verlautenheide district ( location )	unknown	Stone cross with a small dark corpus on an altar-like base, Pax sign at the foot of the main plinth
Kahlgrachtstraße, Verlautenheide district ( location )	unknown	Wooden cross with a small body and gable roof
Würseler Strasse ( location )	unknown	Stone cross without body on an altar-like substructure. Inscription: “In this we have recognized love. That he gave his life for us. Joh. 3.16 "

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