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> the symbol (⌘) has apparently been used at Swedish campgrounds and parks for decades That's not how I know the sign. The Swedish Transport Agency has a page
by unicornporn 8y ago
> the symbol (⌘) has apparently been used at Swedish campgrounds and parks for decades
That's not how I know the sign. The Swedish Transport Agency has a page for this road sign[1].
It says, roughly translated: “The symbol indicates an historic site [or attraction] of national interest. The nature of the historic site is indicated in connection with the symbol.”
So, it's probably more commonly used to mark viking age burial grounds than campgrounds.
-- Picky Swede
[1] https://www.transportstyrelsen.se/sv/vagtrafik/Vagmarken/Lokaliseringsmarken-for-upplysning-om-serviceanlaggningar-med-mera/Sevardhet/ https://www.transportstyrelsen.se/sv/vagtrafik/Vagmarken/Lok...
- grkvlt 8y ago> [...] used at Swedish campgrounds and parks for decades. It's used to denote interesting features They aren't saying its used to denote the campground, rather the presence of a historic site or attraction at the campground.