- The
Zirkelstein is the
smallest table hill of
Saxon Switzerland, in Germany. It is a wooded, cone-shaped hill with a
striking 40-metre-high (130 ft) summit...
-
larger table hills (Lilienstein), or
those already deeply fissured like
Zirkelstein,
Kaiserkrone or
already forested (Kohlbornstein), remained, but these...
- in the
studio for the painting. In the
background to the
right is the
Zirkelstein. The
mountain in the
background to the left
could be
either the Rosenberg...
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heavily abraded and
jagged remains of a
table hill that,
together with the
Zirkelstein,
rises above the
level plain of Schöna,
immediately on the outskirts...
-
prints were
acquired by the
Saxon State Library in 1983.
Abseiling at the
Zirkelstein The
ruins of
Dresden by
Richard Peter Zakopane and
chairlift Stralsund...
- of the Großer
Winterberg (Kipphorn
viewing point). Left: the
Great Zschirnstein; right: the
Little Zschirnstein. In the
foreground is the
Zirkelstein...
- Falkenstein, Schrammsteine, Tanečnice (Tanzplan), Großer Winterberg,
Zirkelstein, Kottmar, Prebischtor, Mezní
Louka (Rainwiese), Vlčí hora (Wolfsberg)...
- and
Naundorf Kühnelsberg 386 m
Lusatian Highlands north of
Oderwitz Zirkelstein 384.5 m
Saxon Switzerland 5 km
southeast of Bad
Schandau Triebenberg...
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above its
surroundings and,
somewhat further south is
another hill, the
Zirkelstein. The
Hirschgrund valley runs down to the Elbe and the
Hirsch Mill (Hirschmühle)...
