Myriameter stones are survey marks. A myriameter (from ancient Greek μυριάς myrias "ten thousand" - see myriad) corresponds to 10,000 meters, ie 10 kilometers.

Stone No. 59 (LIX) - Rhine km 757.48 - left bank of the Rhine

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reinorange

March 30, 2019

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Still in sight, but well away from the well-developed cycle path on the Rhine dike is located on the edge of a row of trees one of the 70 remaining …

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Enrique

May 22, 2020

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Inscription on the information board:
The Nierster Myriameterstein
A Prussian Rhine kilometer measuring point.
The "Central Commission for Shipping on the Rhine" ordered in 1864
for the first time an …

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