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Myriameter Stone 59 (Düsseldorf-Wittlaer)
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Location: North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
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January 15, 2020
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"... Myriameter stones are measuring marks. A myriameter (from ancient Greek μυριάς myrias" ten thousand "- see myriad) corresponds to 10,000 meters, ie 10 kilometers.
Myriameter stones on the Rhine
These historical milestones are placed every ten thousand meters to the right and left of the Rhine between Basel and Rotterdam. ... "
wikiwand.com/de/Myriameterstein
•May 22, 2020
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The "Central Commission for Shipping on the Rhine" ordered in 1864
for the first time an overall measurement of the Rhine current.
It started in the middle of the Rhine bridge to Basel
and should end at the mouth of the Rhine.
Then every 10,000 meters were on both sides
of the current measuring stones - so-called Myriameter stones
(after myria, Greek = ten thousand).
Note: the same stone is on the opposite side of the Rhine.
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•March 27, 2021
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