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High Rhön Road

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At the Black Moor, at kilometre 18 and a height of 787 metres, the High Rhön Road leaves the Long Rhön and biosphere reserve and winds its way down to Fladungen. At kilometre 25 and roughly 410 metres above sea level, the High Rhön Road ends at its junction with the
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The highest point of the High Rhön Road is about 840 metres above sea level at a point east of the Heidelstein and the Stirnberg. The route runs east of the main crest of the High Rhön.
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it was surfaced with tarmac. The High Rhön Road was opened to traffic by the then Bavarian State Secretary for the Interior Ministry,
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The kilometrage of the High Rhön Road runs from Bischofsheim towards Fladungen. The zero point lies in Bischofsheim in the upper
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agreed in 1958 to take over the road and upgrade it. With considerably help from the treasury of the Free State of
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at kilometre 4 by and past the Holzberghof Hunting Lodge at kilometre 6. From here the High Rhön Road enters the
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number St 2288, is 25 kilometres long, runs over the central highlands of the Rhön, known as the
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valley at the crossroads with the St 2088 at a height of about 440 metres above
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The High Rhön Road was planned in the 1930s and construction began at the outset of the
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at about 800 metres above sea level and reaches the highlands of the Rhön (
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at 476 meters above sea level and runs in curves, following the
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The High Rhön Road climbs steadily from there, crosses the
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A central crossing point in the High Rhön is at the
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Wasserkuppe



Reichsarbeitsdienst
German
Bavarian
Rhön
Bischofsheim an der Rhön
Fladungen
state road
Long Rhön
Second World War
Reichsarbeitsdienst
Bad Neustadt
Mellrichstadt
Bavaria
Alfons Goppel
Brend
sea level (NN)
B 279
Rhön Biosphere Reserve
Heidelstein
Oberelsbach
Wüstensachsen
Hesse
Steinkopf
Stirnberg
Black Moor

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