This boundary stone was set between 1840 and 1868 and marked the points of contact between three territorial lords: two kingdoms and one principality: Bavaria, Saxony, and Reuss.

In the Federal Republic of Germany there are 15 points of contact between three federal states, but only one where three free states meet. The stone stands in a concrete slab above its historical location. It is in the center of an equilateral triangle, the points of which point towards the three Free States and are filled with Theuma fruit slate from Saxony, Fichtelgebirge granite from Waldstein in Bavaria and Oberdorla Muschelkalk from Thuringia.

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Klausi

April 30, 2022

After German reunification, this boundary stone was put back in its original place.

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Ondschi

November 1, 2022

a boundary stone of three federal states

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Location: Feilitzsch, Landkreis Hof, Vogtland, Saxony, Germany

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