Dreimärker Boundary Stone

The Dreimarker is a boundary stone in the shape of a prism.
Each side shows the district.
The western side shows the Duchy of Mainz with the number 22 and the Kurmainz coat of arms of the Haselhecke estate, which belongs to the municipality of Obermörlen.
The southern side shows the Frankenstein coat of arms of the municipality of Ockstadt, which belonged to the Principality of Fulda.
The northern side shows the Electorate of Hesse, to which the municipality of Bad Nauheim belongs.

This boundary stone is a so-called "Dreimärker", since three districts meet at this point: Ober-Mörlen / Bad Nauheim / Ockstadt.

The boundary stone was set in 1747 and is one of the oldest preserved boundary stones in our region. The stone was restored a few years ago and placed on a foundation. It is a listed building.

A great piece of earth in every season! There are several benches in the evening sun with a magnificent view. From there connection to the city forest with many circular routes.