Koboltstaler Köpfe

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The Koboltstaler heads in the Harz mountain range are a dreikuppiger, a maximum of about 673 m above sea level. NN high hill between St. Andrew Berg and Sieber in the unincorporated area of the county resin Osterode am Harz in Lower Saxony.

Geographical location

The Koboltstaler heads rise in the Upper Harz Harz nature park. They lie approximately 4 km southwest of Sankt Andreas Berg ( brown layer) and around 4 kilometers east-southeast of Sieber ( Herzberg am Harz ). Its eastern flank falls to the barrier Lutter from out in the valley about 1.8 km north-east of Mount Silver Hut ( Brown position ) is.

To the southwest extends, mostly running at altitudes between 600 and 650 m, a ridge that Gödeckenkopf or Gödeckekopf is called. It is bounded on the west by the Middle Gödeckental and to the east of the Little Gödeckental. To the south it falls at the end steeply towards Great Gödeckental back from.

Mountain height and crests

The highest of the three surveys of Koboltstaler heads is about 673 m high north-north- western summit. The other two peaks are located approximately 300 m east ( North knoll, about 670 m) and 350 m south-southeast ( Südkuppe; approx. 665 m). Between the northern peaks located at 667.4 m height a forest road fork. The three heads are opened on all sides by forest roads.

Afforestation

The Koboltstaler heads and the Gödeckenkopf are almost entirely forested with pines. In 1596 grew on the Gödeckenkopf down into the valleys Book.

Source

• Topographic map 1:25000, No. 4328 Bad Lauterberg