Subject: exclavic tripoints & bicontinental countries etc<br/>
Date: Dec 14, 2000 @ 18:53<br/>
Author: michael donner (michael donner &lt;m@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-608234235">our recent imaginary visit to the cabinda tricountry point has pointed up<br/>
the existence of a whole distinguished fraternity of these<br/>
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angola  congo  congo democratic republic<br/>
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armenia azerbaijan iran west<br/>
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armenia azerbaijan turkey<br/>
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azerbaijan iran turkey<br/>
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lithuania poland russia<br/>
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& brazil france suriname<br/>
  unless france in america is not a true exclave of france in europe<br/>
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  & of course there is probably a maritime example or 2 also<br/>
    even without considering islands as exclaves<br/>
  but who cares<br/>
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hmm<br/>
if orthoexclavity depends on homeocontinency<br/>
& if tunnels extend continents<br/>
then gibraltar is now a true exclave of great britain<br/>
but that  tho fun  is neither here nor there<br/>
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similarly irrelevant yet fascinating to me<br/>
additions to recently begun bicontinental countries list<br/>
  turkey<br/>
  russia<br/>
  kazakhstan<br/>
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france<br/>
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spain<br/>
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egypt possibly<br/>
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panama possibly<br/>
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any others<br/>
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m</div>