Royal Saxon triangulation network
European grade measurement in the Kingdom of Saxony
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Royal Saxon triangulation network
Summary
Royal Saxon triangulation network is a geodetic control network[1].
Key Facts
- Royal Saxon triangulation network is located in Saxony[2].
- Royal Saxon triangulation network is in the country of Germany[3].
- Royal Saxon triangulation network is in the country of Kingdom of Saxony[4].
- Royal Saxon triangulation network's instance of is recorded as geodetic control network[5].
- Royal Saxon triangulation network's instance of is recorded as triangulation[6].
- Royal Saxon triangulation network's Commons category is recorded as Königlich Sächsische Triangulation[7].
- Royal Saxon triangulation network comprises Station 1 Oßling[8].
- Royal Saxon triangulation network comprises Station 2 Nostitzhöhe[9].
- Royal Saxon triangulation network comprises Station 3 Jauernick[10].
- Royal Saxon triangulation network comprises Station 4 Jeschken[11].
- Royal Saxon triangulation network comprises Station 5 Lausche[12].
- Royal Saxon triangulation network comprises Station 6 Valtenberg[13].
- Royal Saxon triangulation network comprises Station 7 Porsberg[14].
- Royal Saxon triangulation network comprises Station 8 Schneeberg[15].
- Royal Saxon triangulation network comprises Station 9 Kahleberg[16].
- Royal Saxon triangulation network comprises Station 10 Keulenberg[17].
- Royal Saxon triangulation network comprises Station 11 Strauch[18].
- Royal Saxon triangulation network comprises Station 12 Baeyerhöhe[19].
- Royal Saxon triangulation network comprises Station 13 Udohöhe[20].
- Royal Saxon triangulation network comprises Station 14 Bernstein[21].
- Royal Saxon triangulation network comprises Station 15 Fichtelberg[22].
- Royal Saxon triangulation network comprises Station 16 Pfaffenberg[23].
- Royal Saxon triangulation network comprises Station 17 Rochlitz[24].
- Royal Saxon triangulation network comprises Station 18 Collm[25].
- Royal Saxon triangulation network comprises Station 19 Hohburg[26].
Body
Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include geodetic control network[5] and triangulation[6].
Use and Application
Components include Station 1 Oßling[8], a triangulation pillar[27], in Germany[28], founded in 1864[29]; Station 2 Nostitzhöhe[9], a triangulation pillar[30], in Germany[31], founded in 1863[32]; Station 3 Jauernick[10], a triangulation pillar[33], in Germany[34], founded in 1865[35]; Station 4 Jeschken[11]; Station 5 Lausche[12]; and Station 6 Valtenberg[13], a triangulation pillar[36], in Germany[37], founded in 1857[38].