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Bismarck stone
Granite gneiss boulder
Granite gneiss boulder
Description
The people of Teterow resolved in January 1900 to erect a monument to the Imperial Chancellor Otto von Bismarck. A boulder made of granite gneiss from the Pampower Feldmark was chosen as a suitable memorial stone. Its rescue and transportation proved to be a challenge. Four steam ploughs were required to pull the over 22-ton behemoth to its current location. The boulder was initially used as a VVN monument after the Second World War, had no dedication from 1969 onwards, and in 1998, it once again received a relief image of Bismarck.
POIs
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[1] Gallery Teterow
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[3] Town Museum
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[4] Town hall
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[5] Pike fountain
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[6] Geographical Centre
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[7] Church of St. Peter and Paul
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[8] Mill Quarter
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[9] Fire brigade museum
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[10] Schulkamp
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[11] Teterow Memorial
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[12] Bergring Teterow
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[13] Burgwallinsel
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[14] Natural Beach & launch REGULUS
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[15] Rostock Gate
