also i dont see any numbered marks on the 1864 dedk
>You are
right, the numbers seem to indicate evalation.
I just discovered a new book about the old border. Follows the entire
1864 dedk along 128 border markers. My local library has it, but it's out. So I
am trying to locate another one, before we leave.
i figure the old dedk rocks are probably still there tho to mark
the danish interprovincial boundary
>There is no tradition in dk to mark
administrative boundaries. So far I have only found one county marker along a
road, and a line of bricks in the pavement. Also the 1864 dedk does no longer
follow 100% the Sønderjylland boundary. During the 1970 municipality reforms
some changes occured.
good luck with this
ghostpointing
>Tak
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