This cache is NOT at the listed coordinates, complete the lab to find the cache!
Cachen er IKKE på de angivne koordinater, gennemfør labben for at finde cachen!
Havneby er øens største by, byen har over 250 indbyggere. Byen er bedst kendt for sin havn og færgen til Sild/Sylt.
I 1857 blev den første chef for danske havne bedt om at finde den bedste placering til en havn ved den jyske vestkyst. Han foreslog at bygge en dæmning, som skulle forbinde fastlandet til øen Rømø, og at der skulle bygges en havn nær Havneby. Danmark mistede imidlertid den sydlige del af Jylland til Tyskland under krigene i 1860'erne, og derfor blev planen ikke udført. Danmark genvandt sit tabte territorium i 1920, og i 1960 blev det endelig besluttet at bygge Rømø Havn. Fire år senere blev havnen indviet. Den blev bygget til at kunne rumme ca. 40 kuttere med mulighed for at udvide til 120 kuttere. Oprindeligt var det planen at fiske spisefisk/fladfisk, men det blev aldrig en succes. Et par år senere opfordrede tyske fiskere deres danske kolleger til at satse på hesterejer. I dag er det stadig det, der fiskes efter og landes i Rømø Havn.
I 1960 blev der også etableret færgeforbindelse til Sild, som var med til at bidrage til Rømø Havns økonomi. Rømø Havn blev oprindelig grundlagt som en statsejet havn. I 2001 blev det til en kommunal selvstyre havn ejet af Skærbæk kommune - nu Tønder Kommune. Havnen ledes af en professionel bestyrelse udpeget af kommunalbestyrelsen.
Cachen er placeret med tilladelse fra havnekontoret og færgechefen.
Havneby is the largest town on the island, with over 250 inhabitants. The town is best known for its harbour and the ferry to Sylt.
In 1857, the first head of Danish ports was asked to identify the best location for a port on the west coast. He proposed to build a dam that would connect the mainland to the island of Rømø and build a port near Havneby. However, as Denmark lost the southern part of Jutland to Germany during the wars in the 1860s, the plan was not executed. Denmark regained its lost territory in 1920 and the decision was finally taken to build the Port of Romo in 1960. Four years later, the port was inaugurated. It was built to accommodate about 40 cutters with the possibility of expanding to 120 cutters. Originally, the plan was to fish edible fish/flat fish, but this was never successful. A few years later, German fishermen urged their Danish counterparts to focus on brown shrimp. Today, it is still brown shrimp that is fished and landed in the Port of Romo.
In 1960, a ferry service to Sylt was also set up, which helped bring money into the Port of Romo. The Port of Romo was originally founded as a state-owned port. In 2001, it became an independent municipal port owned by Skærbæk municipality - now Tønder Municipality. The port is managed by a professional Management Board appointed by the municipal council
This cache has been placed with permission from the port office and the ferry leader.
Ved et af punkterne får du et kodeord, det skriver du i Certitude Checkeren nederst på denne side, som giver dig koordinaterne på denne hvis det er korrekt.
At one of the locations you will be given a keyword, which you enter into the Certitude Checker at the bottom of this page, which will give you the coordinates for this cache if it's correct.
You can validate your puzzle solution with certitude.