#29: [12-Dec-23]

#27: [23-Jul-21]

#26: [17-Mar-17]

#25: [21-Sep-15]

#24: [14-May-15]

#23: [02-Mar-14]

#22: [15-Oct-13]

#20: [29-May-13]

#28: [11-Apr-13]

#19: [23-Nov-12]

#18: [01-Sep-12]

#17: [06-Jan-11]

#16: [26-Nov-10]

#15: [05-Jul-10]

#14: [22-Jun-09]

#13: [15-Oct-06]

#12: [12-Aug-06]

#11: [04-Jul-06]

#10: [02-Oct-05]

#9: [29-Jun-05]

#8: [16-Apr-05]

#7: [25-Mar-04]

#6: [20-Nov-03]

#5: [04-Mar-03]

#4: [04-Dec-02]

#3: [01-Dec-01]

#2: [28-Mar-01]

#1: [06-Nov-00]

11-Jul-2013 -- continued from 50N 8E.

This confluence point illustrates how Germany has transformed itself over the centuries from a largely agriculture-based economy to the technological and industrial powerhouse that it is today. The confluence point - on the outskirts of Cologne - lies in a wheat field (reached via a narrow country road), but is next to a busy railroad. Just on the other side of the railroad is a large building owned by Bayer - one of the world's largest pharmaceutical corporations.

continued at 51N 8E.