In 1880, the Royal Prussian Mine Administration commissioned a search for coal, but also a source of information about brine wells at Schladebach under the supervision of Karl Köbrich, and Karl von Fritsch took over the profile. In 1884, the borehole at 1748 m surpassed the world's deepest borehole near Klein Nordende by 410 m. In 1893, the deep record of 2003 m passed to the village of Paruschowitz in Upper Silesia. These two deep wells were also accompanied by Köbrich.

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Uwe K.

May 7, 2017

There is nothing to see, but you have to be there.

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ErrPunktErr

September 5, 2017

There is nothing to see except a blackboard in front of a rusty gate. If you're not careful, just drive past it. A fun for young and old.

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