Sieben-Linden-Berg
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 Post column on Sieben-Linden-Berg |
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| height | 643 m above sea level NN | |
| location | Bavaria | |
| Mountains | Fichtel Mountains | |
| Coordinates | 50 ° 2 ′ 50 " N , 12 ° 12 ′ 20" E | |
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The Sieben-Linden-Berg or Lindenberg is a wooded mountain southeast of Arzberg in Upper Franconia . The summit is 643 m above sea level. NN on the northwestern edge of the cabbage forest .
history
In earlier years there was an important road to Eger ( Cheb ) on the south side , as evidenced by a granite column with postal symbols. The mountain is named after seven linden trees that once provided shade for travelers and horses at the post office.
After the end of the Holy Roman Empire , the western part of the Kohlwald belonged to the Kingdom of Bavaria (also called the Siebenlindengebirge there), which is why the Sieben-Linden-Berg is often incorrectly referred to as the highest mountain in the Kohlwald in older publications .
Buildings
Until 2018, there was a ski lift with floodlights on the northern slope . The Klingelbrunnen ski jumping facility was dismantled a long time ago.
In protected landscape blue column line located 3 collect wind turbines of the type Nordex N117 / 2400 with a total height of each 199 m with a rotor diameter of 117 m 1 wherein the rotor blade 57 is m long and weighs 10.4 metric tons. The standard energy capacity per system and year is 6.5 million kWh .
cards
- Fritsch hiking map 1: 50,000, sheet 52, Fichtelgebirge Nature Park - Steinwald
Individual evidence
- ↑ Geodata with the BayernAtlas
- ^ FW Singer, Heimat an der Hohen Warte, 1982
- ^ Geognostic description of the Kingdom of Bavaria by KW Gümbel
- ↑ Frankenpost of March 3, 2018
- ↑ Frankenpost of July 4, 2014