Cross at Pinneberg, Helgoland - Germany - Christian Crosses on Waymarking.com

This cross was erected in 1998. It is made of aluminium and has a text written which says:"Höchste Erhebung des Kreises Pinneberg" which means: "The highest point of Pinneberg District. There is a summit register book at the bottom of the cross.

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The group who established the first cross in 1998.

Type of cross: Latin cross Material used: Metal (steel, bronze, aluminium, ...) Characteristics of this cross: Originally the cross was made of tree and established by a group of five men who went there to point out the highest point of the district. It is not clear when the aluminium cross was erected instead of the wooden cross. Describe the location: Helgoland is a small island with a very special geology. The island is "divided" into two levels. The cross is on the higher level is called Oberland. This cross is located at the highest point of the island. It is the Northernmost summit cross of Germany. Year of manufacture: 09/05/1998 Is this cross commemorative ?: No

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