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TP Kemmlerberg
Survey point by the Bismarck Tower
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Station 153 on Kemmlerberg is a second-order survey point, part of the Royal Saxon triangulation network. Established on January 17, 1876, it highlights the importance of 19th-century surveying and is a recognized heritage monument in Saxony. Located next to the iconic Bismarck Tower in Plauen.
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The triangulation pillar was established on January 17, 1876.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- January 17, 1876
- Heritage Status
- Heritage Monument
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- Editorial review
- Not reviewed
Guided Story
Here you are at a historical survey point, established on January 17, 1876. This triangulation pillar, Station 153, is part of the Royal Saxon triangulation network, marking the significance of 19th-century surveying. Look around, and you'll notice the nearby Bismarck Tower, a prominent landmark in the area. As a recognized heritage monument in Saxony, this site reflects the precision and progress of its time. If you glance south, you'll see the Kemmler, another natural landmark shaping the landscape. This point is not just a technical, but also a cultural symbol of past engineering achievements.
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