Kurzer Abriß Einiger Geographisch-historischen Nachrichten Von Dem Bergflecken Bockau Beym Schneeberg Im Meißnischen Ober-erz-gebürge: Nebst Etlichen (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781271257164)

"Kurzer Abri Einiger Geographisch-historischen Nachrichten Von Dem Bergflecken Bockau Beym Schneeberg Im Mei nischen Ober-erz-gebürge, Nebst Etlichen Daran Gränzenden Orten, Bergen, Flüssen Etc. Welche Vom Löblichen Bergwerke Daselbst Etwas In Sich" by George Körner offers a concise overview of geographical and historical information pertaining to the mountain village of Bockau, near Schneeberg in the Upper Ore Mountains of Meissen. The book includes details about adjacent locations, mountains, and rivers, with particular relevance to the local mines. This historical work provides valuable insights into the region's geography, history, and mining operations, making it a significant resource for researchers and enthusiasts interested in the history of Saxony and the Ore Mountains.

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