Büsingen border marker no. 120
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Border marker no 120 photographed from
southwest towards northeast.
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Border marker no 121 photographed from
above. Left is north and right is south. The border is making a 90°
turn here and is coming from west and going south.
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Border marker no 121 photographed from
northeast towards southwest. (The year of 1830 is confusing – maybe it
should read 1839?)
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Border marker no 121 photographed from
north towards south. GB means direction of Grossherzogtum Baden
(Germany).
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Border marker no 121 photographed from
east towards west. Switzerland is in the upper left corner and Germany
is in the closer and right parts of the picture.
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Photographed in direction from marker 120
towards marker no. 119. Switzerland is on left side and Germany is on
right side. The entire Vögelingasschen street is on this stretch
located inside Büsingen, but on the stretch from the turn and towards
the Schaffhauser Strasse street it is divided between the two countries.
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Here it is photographed from west towards
east and border marker no 121. The border is on the right (southern)
side of the street. Germany is left and Switzerland is south.
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