Treherredsstenen, Baldersbæk Plantage - Denmark - European Historic Survey Stones, Monuments and Benchmarks on Waymarking.com

Treherredsstenen er en 3 m høj granitstele ved Holme Å, lige syd for Holger Petersens villa Baldersbæk. Den er udført af billedhuggeren Anders Bundgaard og rejst i 1913 til minde om hedeopdyrkningen i landsdelen.

Da stenen blev rejst mødtes på dette sted Skast, Malt og Slavs Herreder. Siden 2007 har det været Varde, Billund og Vejen Kommuner, der mødes her.

Stenen prydes af 3 portrætter af henholdsvis Enrico Dalgas, kromand i Hovborg J.K. Sørensen og skovrider J.C. Sørensen, og under dem oplistninger af plantagerne i de respektive herreder.
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English:
The Treherredsstenen is a 3 m high granite stele by Holme Å, just south of Holger Petersen's villa Baldersbæk. It was made by the sculptor Anders Bundgaard and erected in 1913 to commemorate the heath cultivation in the region.

When the stone was erected, the districts of Scat, Malt and Slavs met at this place. Since 2007, it has been Varde, Billund and Vejen municipalities that meet here.

The stone is adorned by 3 portraits of respectively Enrico Dalgas, chrome man in Hovborg J.K. Sørensen and forest rider J.C. Sørensen, and below them lists of the plantations in the respective lordships.

Source: wikipedia
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