Mittelalterliche Waldgewerbe / Grubenköhlerei / Pechsiederei
Mittelalterliche Waldgewerbe / Grubenköhlerei / Pechsiederei is in Saxony, Germany. Mittelalterliche Waldgewerbe / Grubenköhlerei / Pechsiederei is situated near the ruins Burg, as well as near the archaeological site Wirtschaftshof.Places of Interest Nearby
Discover Kirche und Friedhof and Polish-Saxon Post Milestone in Wermsdorf.
Kirche und Friedhof
Kirche und Friedhof is an archaeological site.
210 metres southwest of Mittelalterliche Waldgewerbe / Grubenköhlerei / Pechsiederei
Polish-Saxon Post Milestone in Wermsdorf
Polish-Saxon Post Milestone in Wermsdorf is a historic site.
2 km southwest of Mittelalterliche Waldgewerbe / Grubenköhlerei / Pechsiederei
Kgl.-sächs. Postmeilenstein Alte Poststraße
Kgl.-sächs. Postmeilenstein Alte Poststraße is a historic site.
2 km south of Mittelalterliche Waldgewerbe / Grubenköhlerei / Pechsiederei
Places in the Area
Nearby places include Wäldgen and Luppa.
Wäldgen
Wäldgen is a hamlet.
4 km west of Mittelalterliche Waldgewerbe / Grubenköhlerei / Pechsiederei
Luppa
Luppa is a village.
4½ km northeast of Mittelalterliche Waldgewerbe / Grubenköhlerei / Pechsiederei
Kühren (Wurzen)
Kühren (Wurzen) is a village.
5 km northwest of Mittelalterliche Waldgewerbe / Grubenköhlerei / Pechsiederei
Mittelalterliche Waldgewerbe / Grubenköhlerei / Pechsiederei
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Latitude
51.31635° or 51° 18′ 59″ north
Longitude
12.89804° or 12° 53′ 53″ east
Open location code
9F3J8V8X+G6
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