Subject: Re: Old DEDK maps online<br/>
Date: May 08, 2002 @ 17:57<br/>
Author: ps1966nl (&quot;ps1966nl&quot; &lt;smaardijk@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-802817920">Jesper Nielsen wrote:<br/>
&quot;There is a new great map service at the Danish Map service office. <br/>
See 1:20 000 from 1842-99 next to present 1:25 000 maps. However the <br/>
present DEDK border with markers is included so these map can only be <br/>
from 1920.&quot;<br/>
<br/>
Thanks! I agree, a really great site.<br/>
<br/>
Now on the subject of old Danish boundaries, could you please have a <br/>
look at <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.skaanskfremtid.dk/hist/graense.html">http://www.skaanskfremtid.dk/hist/graense.html</a> , and tell us <br/>
what it&#39;s all about. As far as I can decipher the Danish, it&#39;s about <br/>
the old dkse boundary in the Middle Ages, when Scania was part of <br/>
Denmark. It looks like some (six) big stones, like the one on the <br/>
second picture, were integrated into the boundary demarcation, and <br/>
thus promoted to the status of boundary marker.<br/>
<br/>
Peter S.</div>