Ulm, Germany
Posted: Mon Apr 22, 2019 10:31 pm
Ulm, Germany - 48°23'59.27" N 9°59'30.48" E
Here's a pic of Ulm in 1954:
The above pic is much larger format than shows on this web page - right click and 'save as' to view it in much more detail.
Ulm was a large Star with extensions in the form of a crown - (this is seen elsewhere, pics yet to be posted) - and surrounded by a multitude of sats and oggs in an unusual (it seems) pattern. Although Ulm is obviously nowhere near the size of Paris Star, the larger stars tend have a regularly spaced ring of sats around them - but at Ulm they are fairly random in distribution. As stated before, it seems that the StarCiv liked diversity - in it's truest sense - and that no two stars were the same, including layouts (outside the star) of nearby sats, oggs and field systems. The main canal (now a river) ran through the southern part of the Star, as usually seen in larger stars.
Here's the pic above, with points of interest marked with red dots -
And here's some pics of Ulm taken 10 years earlier, in 1944 (with co-ords):
48°22'53.94" N 9°59'30.90" E
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48°22'58.95" N 10°00'30.13" E
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48°23'34.71" N 10°00'48.25" E
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48°24'58.70" N 10°00'04.20" E
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48°23'35.02" N 10°00'48.68" E
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48°23'03.37" N 9°58'15.16" E
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48°22'53.70" N 9°59'31.95" E
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48°24'38.30" N 9°57'48.35" E
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48°22'56.07" N 9°57'00.48" E
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And just up the canal, at Blindheim, we have some excellent ox-bow anomoly and translucent soil (still there today) field system
48°37'29.07" N 10°39'27.58" E
Here's a pic of Ulm in 1954:
The above pic is much larger format than shows on this web page - right click and 'save as' to view it in much more detail.
Ulm was a large Star with extensions in the form of a crown - (this is seen elsewhere, pics yet to be posted) - and surrounded by a multitude of sats and oggs in an unusual (it seems) pattern. Although Ulm is obviously nowhere near the size of Paris Star, the larger stars tend have a regularly spaced ring of sats around them - but at Ulm they are fairly random in distribution. As stated before, it seems that the StarCiv liked diversity - in it's truest sense - and that no two stars were the same, including layouts (outside the star) of nearby sats, oggs and field systems. The main canal (now a river) ran through the southern part of the Star, as usually seen in larger stars.
Here's the pic above, with points of interest marked with red dots -
And here's some pics of Ulm taken 10 years earlier, in 1944 (with co-ords):
48°22'53.94" N 9°59'30.90" E
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48°22'58.95" N 10°00'30.13" E
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48°23'34.71" N 10°00'48.25" E
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48°24'58.70" N 10°00'04.20" E
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48°23'35.02" N 10°00'48.68" E
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48°23'03.37" N 9°58'15.16" E
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48°22'53.70" N 9°59'31.95" E
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48°24'38.30" N 9°57'48.35" E
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48°22'56.07" N 9°57'00.48" E
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And just up the canal, at Blindheim, we have some excellent ox-bow anomoly and translucent soil (still there today) field system
48°37'29.07" N 10°39'27.58" E