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Büsingen border marker 7

Büsingen border marker no 7 seen from west towards east. "1839" is the year of border agreement between Baden and Switzerland of 1 March 1839. This marker is located on the southern side of the road.

Büsingen border marker no 7 seen from above. Up = east and down = west. The line is showing the border is going northwest–northeast and is changing direction. Since border marker 9 (and maybe also border marker 8) is located on the northern road side the road is at this point passing through Switzerland once more, namely here west of marker 6 (which is located at the road cross).

Büsingen border marker no 7 seen from south towards north. GB = in this direction is the (former) Grossherzogtum Baden. (If there has been a "B" below, it is very difficult to see.)

Büsingen border marker no 7 seen from north towards south. CS D = in this direction is the Canton Schaffhausen –  Dörflingen.

Büsingen border marker no 7 seen from east towards west. Here is number of the border marker engraved.

Area photo seen towards east. Border marker 6 which is a corner is a metal plate located in this road cross.

Büsingen border marker no 7 seen from north towards south in distance.

Area photo seen towards west. Border marker 8 should is probably visible somewhere in the middle of this photo.

Area photo towards north. The village of Dörflingen is visible in the upper right corner.

This page was last time updated 31/03/10 .