Subject: RE: [BoundaryPoint] Geographic anomalies
Date: Dec 30, 2000 @ 16:07
Author: Mats Hessman (Mats Hessman <Mats@...>)
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> I have paper maps of all of them. Most of them haveWhat is the name of the book, please? Do you have
> maps online too. Mapquest is fair about them.
> Brendan's maps on the group is the best I have seen on
> Llivia. Swissgeo is good for Campione and Busingen.
> Catudal had a fairly good book on the subject.
> I don't think it is an integral part of France. If itJust a short comment; on the above-mentioned site there
> was, I would consider it an exclave as St Pierre et
> Miquelon's territorial waters are surrounded by
> Canadian water, which is very rare.
> http://www.st-pierre-et-miquelon.com/english.html is a
> good site.
> I did know of the Dutch enclaves within Belgium.Plural? Are there more than one? I managed to find one
> > LITHUANIAThank you for the assertion! I'll look for it as soon
> > Is there, or is there not, a lithuanian exclave
> > within Belarus?
> >
> Yes, there is and it's called Pagiriai.
> http://www.rmnet.it/~pellegrino/ctv/city_map.htm isThanks again. I didn't know that the entire state was
> the best map I have seen. The border generally
> follows walls, so it is easy to see.
> I have fairly good maps from a Moroccan book writtenWould you have any of the book-titles on your mind
> in Arabic, which I don't understand. However, I don't
> have a scanner. You can check www.ceuta.com for a
> fairly good map of Ceuta. There are a few books on
> them and most good libraries should have them.
> > IRELANDThe almost separated territory in the neighbourhood
> > Was there ever an irish exclave within the territory
> > of Northern Ireland?
> > I have a map that would suggest such a case, but it
> > may well be a
> > badly produced map. Can anyone clarify this case?
> >
> Good question. I am still in search of that after
> reading it in a book. Do you know where it is
> supposed to be exactly? I see an almost separated
> territory in County Monaghan, but it seems to have
> always been connected to Ireland in historic times.
> I do. Please mention your list to me. However, theArif, I'll try and compile a list of the ones that
> information on these are harder to come by.
> There were Twelve of them. Catudal has a book titledThis really interests me. Yes, I would very much like to
> "Steinstucken" which is a great source of information
> for these. I have their names and areas in square
> meters which I can put on the web, if you want. There
> were also three East German exclaves in West Berlin.
> There was a German 1:6,000 atlas I have found, but the
> atlas was way too big to photocopy. I traced it, but
> am trying to make clean copies on the computer.