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• Großer_Gleichberg abstract "At 679 m above sea level (NHN), the Großer Gleichberg is the higher of the two adjacent mountaintops known as the Gleichberge east of Römhild in the landscape of Grabfeld and the county of Hildburghausen in the German state of Thuringia. It was formed in the Tertiary volcanic field of the Heldburger Gangschar and is the highest point today of that formation. With an isolation of well over 20 kilometres and a prominence of just under 300 metres, the Großer Gleichberg is one of the most striking mountains in Thuringia.In the Cold War period from 1968 to 1991 there was a military out-of-bounds area at the summit with a radio and radar station belonging to the Red Army. In 1942 it had been declared a protected area; today the Großer Gleichberg is a nature reserve. At the summit there is a former ein ehemaliger TV convertor that broadcast television to southwest Thuringia and those areas of Bavaria near the border, but now just acts as a mobile phone transceiver.Basalt used to be mined in two quarries on the Großer Gleichberg: the Gleichamberg Quarry (Gleichamberger Steinbruch) and the Römhild Quarry (Römhilder Steinbruch). The Römhild Quarry was operated from 1901 to 1968 and the ruins of its stonebreaking yard are still visible (as at: 2013). The Gleichamberg Quarry operated from 1897 to 1981 and employed up to 140 workers (in 1927). There is also a cableway with which basalt was transported in coal drams to the basalt works at the station in Römhild and to Gleichamberg. In the forest settlement (Waldhaussiedlung), on the saddle between the two Gleichberge, there is a \"corner station\" (Winkelstation) where the Römhild Cableway (Römhilder Seilbahn) changed direction. It was also a sawmill.During the Nazi era, from August 1943 to March 1945, there was a forced labour camp in the Römhild Quarry in which up to about 400 \"defaulting foreign\" forced labourers were interned. The prisoners had to work in the basalt quarry or in the basalt works by Römhild Station. In addition they were used to build bunkers and fortifications in Mendhausen and sometimes employed in handicrafts and trades in Römhild and the surrounding area.It has been estimated that at least 500 prisoners died in the camp or during its evacuation march in 1945. These include 25 to 92 prisoners who were unable to walk and were shot in a sand cave on the eastern side of the Großer Gleichberg. The cave entrance was subsequently blown up and the mass grave discovered in late January 1947.According to official death lists, by the end of March 1944, 44 prisoners had been buried in the lower forest cemetery on the eastern slopes of the Großer Gleichberg, 64 prisoners had been interred at the upper cemetery and a further 61 prisoners at the municipal cemetery where there is a monument in a commemorative grove.".
• Großer_Gleichberg elevation "679.0".
• Großer_Gleichberg locatedInArea Hildburghausen_(district).
• Großer_Gleichberg locatedInArea Thuringia.
• Großer_Gleichberg mountainRange Gleichberge.
• Großer_Gleichberg mountainRange Grabfeld.
• Großer_Gleichberg prominence "276.0".
• Großer_Gleichberg thumbnail Gleichberge-Schwedenschanze.jpg?width=300.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageID "47362065".
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageLength "6388".
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageOutDegree "33".
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageRevisionID "694033044".
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLink Basalt.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLink Category:Hildburghausen_(district).
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLink Category:Mountains_of_Thuringia.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLink Category:Mountains_under_1000_metres.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLink Cold_War.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLink Foreign_races.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLink Gleichberge.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLink Grabfeld.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLink Group_of_Soviet_Forces_in_Germany.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLink Heldburger_Gangschar.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLink Hildburghausen_(district).
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLink Hohe_Warth.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLink Labor_camp.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLink Mendhausen.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLink Mine_railway.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLink Naturschutzgebiet.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLink Nazi_Germany.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLink Protected_area.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLink Römhild.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLink Schwedenschanze_(Haßberge).
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLink Steinfeld_(Straufhain).
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLink Tertiary.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLink Thuringia.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLink Thuringian_Forest.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLink Thuringian_Highland.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLink Topographic_isolation.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLink Topographic_prominence.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLink File:Großer-Gleichberg-Brecherwerk.jpg.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLink File:Sendemast_auf_dem_großen_Gleichberg_001.jpg.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLinkText "Großer Gleichberg".
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLinkText "Großer".
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageWikiLinkText "larger brother".
• Großer_Gleichberg format "dms".
• Großer_Gleichberg isolation "23.5".
• Großer_Gleichberg latD "50.387654".
• Großer_Gleichberg location "County of Hildburghausen, Thuringia".
• Großer_Gleichberg longD "10.591329".
• Großer_Gleichberg name "Großer Gleichberg".
• Großer_Gleichberg photo "Gleichberge-Schwedenschanze.jpg".
• Großer_Gleichberg photoCaption "View from observation tower on the Schwedenschanze towards the Haßberge and the Großer Gleichberg".
• Großer_Gleichberg photoSize "324".
• Großer_Gleichberg prominence "16560.0".
• Großer_Gleichberg range "Gleichberge".
• Großer_Gleichberg regionCode "DE-TH".
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Authority_control.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Commons_category.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Convert.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Coord.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:GeoQuelle.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Höhe.
• Großer_Gleichberg wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_mountain.
• Großer_Gleichberg subject Category:Hildburghausen_(district).
• Großer_Gleichberg subject Category:Mountains_of_Thuringia.
• Großer_Gleichberg subject Category:Mountains_under_1000_metres.
• Großer_Gleichberg point "50.387654 10.591329".
• Großer_Gleichberg point "50.39747777777778 10.600716666666667".
• Großer_Gleichberg type Mountain.
• Großer_Gleichberg type NaturalPlace.
• Großer_Gleichberg type Place.
• Großer_Gleichberg type Location.
• Großer_Gleichberg type Mountain.
• Großer_Gleichberg type Place.
• Großer_Gleichberg type Thing.
• Großer_Gleichberg type SpatialThing.
• Großer_Gleichberg type Q8502.
• Großer_Gleichberg comment "At 679 m above sea level (NHN), the Großer Gleichberg is the higher of the two adjacent mountaintops known as the Gleichberge east of Römhild in the landscape of Grabfeld and the county of Hildburghausen in the German state of Thuringia. It was formed in the Tertiary volcanic field of the Heldburger Gangschar and is the highest point today of that formation.".
• Großer_Gleichberg label "Großer Gleichberg".
• Großer_Gleichberg sameAs Q1548687.
• Großer_Gleichberg sameAs Großer_Gleichberg.
• Großer_Gleichberg sameAs Q1548687.
• Großer_Gleichberg lat "50.387654".
• Großer_Gleichberg lat "50.39747777777778".
• Großer_Gleichberg long "10.591329".
• Großer_Gleichberg long "10.600716666666667".
• Großer_Gleichberg wasDerivedFrom Großer_Gleichberg?oldid=694033044.
• Großer_Gleichberg depiction Gleichberge-Schwedenschanze.jpg.
• Großer_Gleichberg isPrimaryTopicOf Großer_Gleichberg.
• Großer_Gleichberg name "Großer Gleichberg".