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The
bordermarkers of the Pyrenees : all markers
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| esfr-markers-001-013.kml (click to open in Google Earth or copy link to Google Maps) Click for the gpx-version on this link) The pages of the day-trips may give additional information on localisation, surroundings and access. Click on the date-links in the right column. For explanation of the gps-coordinates and other cartographic backgrounds see: see my cartography page |
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Bm001 Photographed on 20090402 (more pictures on that page) |
 | Bm001 Photographed on 20100511 (more pictures on that page) |
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Bm001 Photographed on 20120511 (more pictures on that page) Robert Darrieumerlou found an unnumbered cross, between bm001 and 002 and at the altitude of 245 meters: see this webpage. |
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Bm001 Photographed on 20200627 (more pictures on that page) (click photo to enlarge) |
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Bm001 Photographed on 20220418 (more pictures on that page) (click photo to enlarge) |
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An intermediate cross, ± 100m below bm002, size 23x23cm Note the alignment of cross, rock and the left house in the deep. Photo provided by Jacques Koleck (in febr. 2014) who told me that this cross was already discovered by Robert Darrieumerlou. Some directions by Jacques: - height (according to his altimeter) 235m - the rock is not located on the ridge itself but on the eastern hillside - it's ± 15m E of an enormous boulder (7-8m) which is visible from bm002. |
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Bm002 Photographed on 20090402 (more pictures on that page) |
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Bm002 Photographed on 20200623 (more pictures on that page) (click photo to enlarge) |
 | Charles Darrieu sent me in 2011 these pictures, showing two ancient delimitation crosses at the foot of bm002. The Procès-Verbal mentions one existing cross without number. I couldn't find these ones. I'm surprised they are so visible on these pictures. |
 But there's even a third cross, discovered by Robert Darrieumerlou in 2013. But you can see this third cross far better on his own picture on this webpage. It seems so visible that one wonders how other searchers could miss it (but I didn’t find any of them). On 20200623 I photographed two of these crosses. |
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Bm003 Photographed on 20090402 |
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Bm003 Photographed on 20200623 (more pictures on that page) (click photo to enlarge) |
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Bm004 Photographed on 20090402 |
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Bm004 Photographed on 20200623 (more pictures on that page) (click photo to enlarge) |
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Bm005 Photographed on 20090402 (more pictures on that page) |
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Bm005 Photographed on 20200623 (more pictures on that page) (click photo to enlarge) |
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Bm006 Photographed on 20090402 |
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Bm006 Photographed on 20200623 (more pictures on that page) (click photo to enlarge) |
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Bm007 Photographed on 20090402 (more pictures on that page) |
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Bm007 Photographed on 20200623 (more pictures on that page) (click photo to enlarge) |
 | Charles Darrieu sent me in 2011 this pictures, showing an ancient delimitation-cross close to bm007. The Procès-Verbal mentions one existing cross without number. I couldn't find this one. Jacques Koleck confirmed in 2013 its existence, adding that it's 6 meters SW of bm007. Photographed by me on 20200623 |
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Bm008 Photographed on 20090402 (more pictures on that page) |
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Bm008 Photographed on 20200623 (more pictures on that page) (click photo to enlarge) |
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Bm009 Photographed on 20090402 |
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Bm009 Photographed on 20200623 (more pictures on that page) (click photo to enlarge) |
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Addition by Corinne Gourgeonnet Between bm009 and 010 a pillar without cross or number. |
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Bm010 Photographed on 20090402 |
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Bm010 Photographed on 20200623 (more pictures on that page) (click photo to enlarge) |
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Bm011 Photographed on 20090402 |
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Bm011 Photographed on 20200623 (more pictures on that page) (click photo to enlarge) |
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An intermediate unnumbered marker between bm011 and 012. On top there's a cross. Photo supplied by Serge Poncet, made on may 3, 2012 On 20200623 still present. |
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Bm012 Photographed on 20090403 (more pictures on that page) |
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Bm012 Photographed on 20200624 (more pictures on that page) (click photo to enlarge) |
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This is an old picture,
captured from the documentary "L'homme de la frontière" on Jean Sermet.
Date unknown (60-ties or 70-ties, I guess). It shows the Col d'Ibardin, looking NWW. The demarcation -line had become unclear on this plateau of tarmac. The white spot was painted as an first attempt to fix that. Perhaps it's the spot of bm012, I don't know. |
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Picture of bm012 on its original spot. Photographed in the years 2000-2003. Source: "The Murgoi-files" of Jesús Murueta Goikoetxea In 2005 it was removed because of construction works, later replaced at a platform as my own pictures show. |
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Bm013 Photographed on 20090403 (more pictures on that page) |
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Bm013 Photographed on 20200624 (more pictures on that page) (click photo to enlarge) |
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