Austrian-Slovenian-Hungarian tripoint‎

The Austrian-Slovenian-Hungarian tripoint stands at 387 meters elevation, marking the exact point where the territories of three nations intersect at their borders.

Established in 1923, this tripoint emerged following the dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the subsequent territorial reorganization of Central Europe.

The tripoint represents a meeting point of Germanic, Slavic, and Magyar influences, reflecting the diverse heritage of the surrounding communities.

Visitors can reach the tripoint through hiking paths from all three countries, though the terrain makes the site inaccessible for wheelchair users.

The four-sided marker serves as a geographical reference point for three different international borders: Austria-Slovenia, Slovenia-Hungary, and Hungary-Austria.

Location: Municipality of Kuzma

Location: Sankt Martin an der Raab

Location: Felsőszölnök

Elevation above the sea: 387 m

Accessibility: Wheelchair inaccessible

Part of: Austria–Slovenia border, Hungary–Slovenia border, Austria–Hungary border

GPS coordinates: 46.86906,16.11389

Latest update: March 25, 2025 11:34