Wilhelminenhöh
Wilhelminenhöh is a street in Kappeln an der Schlei in the state of Schleswig-Holstein . The single-lane road is located in the district of Mehlby and represents the approx. Two kilometer long connecting road between the roads Röst and Rösterfelde. It begins at the western exit and entrance of Kappeln directly at Gut Roest . In the middle of the street there are two houses: the forester's house, which formerly belonged to Gut Roest, and a larger manor house. The land and the two houses belong to the Prince of Schleswig-Holstein.
Not far from the houses is the largest elevation of Kappeln in the field, which is recorded at 55 meters above zero. This point is marked with two Danish boundary posts.
Individual evidence
- ^ AM: Wilhelminenhöh in Kappeln, Schlei - street directory Kappeln, Schlei - street directory streets-in-Deutschland.de. Retrieved May 3, 2017 .
- ↑ Gut Roest . April 19, 2017 ( gut-roest.de [accessed May 3, 2017]).
Dothmark (Dotmark) | Ellenberg (Ellebjerg) | Kappeln (core city) (Kappel) | Kopperby (Kobberby) | Mehlby (Melby) with Wilhelminenhöh | Olpenitz (Olpenæs) | Sandbek (Sandbæk) | Stutebüll (Studebøl)