Baeyerhöhe

Look at the Baeyerhöhe

The Baeyerhöhe is a 320.5 m high mountain in the Meissner Highlands. It is the highest point of the district of Meißen in Saxony.

Geographical Location

The Baeyerhöhe lies between Little Triebisch and Triebisch in the community Klipphausen, west of the hamlet Lampersdorf. In the south of the motorway is 4

Between pigeons home and Burkhardswalde the distance footpath Baltic Saale dams goes over the mountain.

History

When station No. 12 Baeyerhöhe the mountain was a station first order of Royal Saxon triangulation in the 1860s. For this reason, has been built on the summit of a measurement column. Is named the collection after Johann Jacob Baeyer, founder of the European arc measurement.