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TP Steinhübel
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TP Steinhübel

Historic survey point of Saxon triangulation network

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TP Steinhübel marks the site of Station 76 from the Unkersdorfer Steinhübel, which was part of the Royal Saxon triangulation network in 1869. This network was essential for accurate land surveying and significantly contributed to 19th-century cartography. The memorial was established in 1869, commemorating this key engineering achievement.

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Founded
1869

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You're standing at a significant historical site that played a crucial role in the surveying history of Saxony. The TP Steinhübel marks Station 76 from the Unkersdorfer Steinhübel, which was part of the Royal Saxon triangulation network established in 1869. This network was vital for accurate land surveying and greatly impacted 19th-century cartography. The monument is a testament to this engineering feat and holds heritage status. Looking northwest, you'll find the Unkersdorf Church about 300 meters away. Visiting this spot offers a glimpse into the engineering prowess of the past.

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