Nyhamn Trojaborg

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57.8400°N, 18.9200°E Giza Bearing: 346.62° 3,237 km to Giza Power: 4/10

An 8-wall single-angle classical labyrinth on the shoreline at Nyhamn, where summer cottages mark a site that once served as a fishing harbor. The shoreline placement is characteristic of Baltic labyrinths, which cluster overwhelmingly on coastlines — a pattern linking them to maritime ritual and navigational practice. Nyhamn sits on Gotland's northern coast near the medieval harbor sites that made the island a Hanseatic trading power. At Giza bearing 346.62°, 3,237 km from the Great Pyramid along the near-polar corridor.

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Labyrinth Earth energy marker (bearing 346.62°)

Labyrinth Details
Pattern Classical 7-Circuit
Circuits 7 paths, 8 walls
Diameter 7m
Material stone
Age Modern (holiday cottage area)
Condition intact
Country Sweden
Region Gotland Island
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