Neue Beschilderung Route: Postsäule Dohna -> Die Alte Dresden-Teplitzer Poststraße -> Bhf Lauenstein

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Dohna Postal Milestone

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At the lower end of the market square there is a “Kursächsische Postdistanzsäule” from 1732 with travel times to various Saxon and other cities, which even back then gave exact distances of up to an eighth of an hour.

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371 m

Quarter-Milestone No. 7 (1732), Dohna

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The Kursächsische Postsäulen are historic stone pillars built in the 1700s throughout Saxony to measure distances and mark postal routes. They were built by Saxony's ruler August the Strong in the style of the ancient Romans.

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2.96 km

Electoral Saxon Full Milepost No. 8

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The Kursächsische Postsäulen are historic stone pillars built in the 1700s throughout Saxony to measure distances and mark postal routes. They were built by Saxony's ruler August the Strong in the style of the ancient Romans.

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5.43 km

Electoral Saxon quarter-mile stone No. 9 on the Old Dresden-Teplitz Post Road

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The old and new Dresden-Teplitzer Poststrasse are among the Erzgebirge passes and formed part of the old route system known as the Kulmer Steig, which led from the Dresden Elbe …

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6.84 km

Kursächsische Half-Mile Pillar No. 10

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The Kursächsische Postsäulen are historic stone pillars built in the 1700s throughout Saxony to measure distances and mark postal routes. They were built by Saxony's ruler August the Strong in the style of the ancient Romans.

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10.2 km

Electoral Saxon quarter-mile stone No. 11

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"A Saxon Post Miles Column, colloquially known as a Saxon Post Miles Column or just a post column, is a milestone that indicates distances and walking times down to an …

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12.6 km

Electoral Saxon Full Milestone No. 12

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The Kursächsische Postsäulen are historic stone pillars built in the 1700s throughout Saxony to measure distances and mark postal routes. They were built by Saxony's ruler August the Strong in the style of the ancient Romans.

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15.2 km

Kursächsische Quarter-Mile Marker No. 13

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The Kursächsische Postsäulen are historic stone pillars built in the 1700s throughout Saxony to measure distances and mark postal routes. They were built by Saxony's ruler August the Strong in the style of the ancient Romans.

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17.1 km

Electoral Saxon half-mile marker No. 14

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The Kursächsische Postsäulen are historic stone pillars built in the 1700s throughout Saxony to measure distances and mark postal routes. They were built by Saxony's ruler August the Strong in the style of the ancient Romans.

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19.3 km

Electoral Saxon quarter-mile marker No. 15

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The Kursächsische Postsäulen are historic stone pillars built in the 1700s throughout Saxony to measure distances and mark postal routes. They were built by Saxony's ruler August the Strong in the style of the ancient Romans.

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21.5 km

Kursächsische Ganzmeilensäule on the Alte Teplitzer Poststraße

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A Polish-Saxon full-mile column along the Alte Teplitzer Poststraße.

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24.0 km

Kursächsische Quarter-Mile Marker No. 17

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The Kursächsische Postsäulen are historic stone pillars built in the 1700s throughout Saxony to measure distances and mark postal routes. They were built by Saxony's ruler August the Strong in the style of the ancient Romans.

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26.2 km

Electoral Saxon Half-Mile Marker No. 18

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The Kursächsische Postsäulen are historic stone pillars built in the 1700s throughout Saxony to measure distances and mark postal routes. They were built by Saxony's ruler August the Strong in the style of the ancient Romans.

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27.7 km

Kursächsische Quarter-Mile Marker No. 19

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The Kursächsische Postsäulen are historic stone pillars built in the 1700s throughout Saxony to measure distances and mark postal routes. They were built by Saxony's ruler August the Strong in the style of the ancient Romans.

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33.4 km