File:Grenzstein Preußen-Belgien Nr. 183 Preußische Seite (3).jpg

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Deutsch: Steht nicht mehr an seinem ursprünglichen Platz. Erbaut 1837 vom Königreich Preußen.

Die beiden Originalsteine 183 sind zwischen 2015 und 2017 verschwunden. Sie befanden sich an beiden Seiten der Kreuzung der Straßen Stockem und Roereken an der Grenze des ehemaligen "Kreis Eupen" (heute Gemeinde Eupen) und der Gemeinde Baelen. Mit dem Versailler Vertag von 1920 verlor die Grenzlinie ihre Daseinsberechtigung. Bei den Steinen mit den Nummern 158 bis 193 gibt es zwei verschiedene Formen:

  • Quadratisch mit einer Höhe von 80 cm;
  • Achteckig mit einer Höhe von 125 cm.
Français : N'est plus à son endroit d'origine. Construit en 1837 par le Royaume de Prusse.

Les deux pierres d'origine 183 ont disparu entre 2015 et 2017. Elles se situaient sur les deux côtés à l'angle des rues Stockem et Roereken à la frontière de l'ancien "Kreis Eupen" (aujourd'hui la commune d'Eupen) et de la municipalité de Baelen. Avec le traité de Versailles de 1920, la ligne frontière a perdu sa raison d'être. Les pierres n° 158 à 193 sont de deux formats différents :

  • carrées d'une hauteur de 80 cm;
  • octogonales d'une hauteur de 125 cm.
English: He is no longer in his original place. Built in 1837 by the Kingdom of Prussia.

The two original stones 183 have disappeard between 2015 and 2017. The original stones where located on the two sides at the corner of the streets Stockem and Roereken at the border of the former "Kreis Eupen" (now municipality Eupen) and the municipality Baelen. With the treaty of Versailles, the borderline lost her raison d'être. The stones from number 158 to 193 have two different formats:

  • quadratic with a height of 2.8 ft;
  • octagonal with a height of 4.1 ft.
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