District boundary pillar from 1840. Here is one of many find in the forest findable boundary pillars of the royal Bavarian districts Fischbach, Forsthof and Laufamholz. The forest hammers are easy to recognize. With this sovereign badge, the foresters marked each felled tree to prevent wood theft.

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June 22, 2022

In 1840/41 a forest facility was set up in the Reichswald (including the Lorenzer Reichswald) to determine the condition of the forest. In the course of this, the district boundary pillars distributed throughout the forest were created.
This district border column shows the area between Brunn, Laufamholz and Röthenbach.

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August 10, 2022

District boundary column of the royal Bavarian districts: Fischbach, Forsthof, and Laufamholz.

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