Keijepaol boundairy marker in Someren-heide
Originally a four meter high border marker of the Admiralty of the Maas, which was brought from Someren-Heide to Someren-Dorp in 1899. This happened at the request of the unforgettable teacher Jan Buskens as a souvenir of the coronation day of HM Queen Wilhelmina. The boundary marker (also called De Keijepoal) was moved in 1995 - at the request of the residents of Someren-Heide - from Wilhelminaplein in Someren to Kerkendijk in Someren-Heide.
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