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Summit cross at the Geitelder Berg, Braunschweig, Germany

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Deutsch: Gipfelkreuz auf dem Geitelder Berg, Braunschweig.

Das hölzerne Kreuz ist weniger als einen Meter hoch, und steht am Rande einer Baumgruppe. Es trägt ein handschriftliches Schild aus laminiertem Papier. Die Inschrift lautet: Geitelder-Berg die höchste natürliche Erhebung in Braunschweig-Stadt 110.9 m / N.N.

Die Höhenangabe variiert in der Literatur zwischen 110,6 m und 111 m.
English: Summit cross at the Geitelder Berg, Braunschweig, Germany.

The cross is less than 1 meter in height, made from wood, and carries a hand-written sign made from laminated paper. The inscription is: Geitelder-Berg the highest natural elevation in Braunschweig-City 110.9 m / a.s.l.

The elevation varies in literature between 110.6 m and 111 m.
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Author Roland Hieber
Camera location52° 13′ 10.38″ N, 10° 27′ 55.54″ E  Heading=324.34° Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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