Vertical dials

Vertical dial, Haren Vertical dials are classified according to their orientation (that is the direction they are facing): direct south dials, southeast declining dials, direct east dials, etc.
The hour line for local noon is always vertical, passing through the insertion point of the pole-style.
In direct east and west dials the pole-style is parallel to the dial face, so no noon line can be drawn.
Vertical dials are the most frequent dial type found in several countries (Germany, France, Austria).



Netherlands
Prinsenhof
Groningen
 Martini Tower
Groningen
 Church
Arnhem
 Church
Enschede
Dilgtweg
Haren
 Store
Tubbergen
 City Hall
Ootmarsum
 Church
Coevorden



Wijlre Castle




Europe
Municipal Museum, Hasselt (Belgium)
 College, Noyers (France)
 Citadel
Carcassonne (France)
 St. Pierre Church, Moissac (France)

Sorbonne, Paris
(France)
 Place Nationale, Montauban (France)
 City Hall, Gray (France)
Ratstrinkstube, Rothenburg o.d.T. (Germany)
 Vinyard, Pommern
(Germany)
 Vinyard, Ürzig
(Germany)
 St. Andrew Church
Torbole (Italy)