Hadeloga Column (Kitzingen) | memorial, sculpture

Germany / Bayern / Kitzingen / Gustav-Adolf-Platz

memorial, sculpture

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(by Theophil Steinbrenner) According to a saga Hadeloga, foundress of our city, saw it as being the Lord’s wish to build a convent on the site where her veil was found after she had tossed it to the wind up on Swan Hill. The shepherd Kitz found it and thus the site was given his name and became the founding of Kitzingen in 745. www.kitzingen.info/fileadmin/files_kultur_tourismus/tou...

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Coordinates: 49°44'24"N 10°9'45"E

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Old Cemetary 0.6 km
Marshall Heights 1.8 km
INNO Park (Former Larson Barracks) 1.8 km
former U.S. Army - Larson Barracks - Building 97 1.9 km
former U.S. Army - Marshall Heights - Child Development 2.1 km
former U.S. Army - Larson Barracks - Building 484 - Endzone 2.1 km
former U.S. Army - Larson Barracks - Patriot site 2.5 km
Kitzingen Airport 2.8 km
former U.S. Army - Larson Barracks - Conventional ammo 3.3 km
former U.S. Army - Larson Barracks - Special weapons storage site 3.9 km

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Old Cemetary Marshall Heights INNO Park (Former Larson Barracks) former U.S. Army - Larson Barracks - Building 97 former U.S. Army - Marshall Heights - Child Development former U.S. Army - Larson Barracks - Building 484 - Endzone former U.S. Army - Larson Barracks - Patriot site Kitzingen Airport former U.S. Army - Larson Barracks - Conventional ammo former U.S. Army - Larson Barracks - Special weapons storage site