Mats
according to my (Peters) 1:8300 Baarle map all of the pink main road is hatched. Donkerstraat looks also to be all Belgium apart from a tiny part of the last road connection to Molenstraat.
If we have the same map - notice that the red (hatch) line that goes through the world Donkerstraat continues through all the way through. I also see two red (hatch) lines in between the enclaves.
However I don't trust the tourist map's 100% accuracy.
Checking a third Baarle map 1:25000 don't answer the question. This one do show the triangle as Dutch, but the road is not marked to any country.
Jesper
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mats Hessman" <Mats@...>
To: <BoundaryPoint@egroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2001 10:04 PM
Subject: RE: [BoundaryPoint] Quadripoints in Baarle
> > I have a tourist Baarle Map 1:8300. It's named "plattegrond"
> > from 1999. The Belgium part is hatched. I see the triangle
> > and inverted U-shape. As I see the map the road
> > Molenstraat/Turnhoutsweg is all Belgium and therefore not a
> > bi-quadro.
>
> Are you quite sure? I think I am looking at the same map.
> Mine is 1:8300 and the Belgian fragments are hatched in a
> red (hard-to-read) color.
>
> On my map the Molenstraat seems to be part of the triangular
> Dutch shape, i. e. the part of Molenstraat that runs through the
> triangle is not hatched, thus Dutch, on my map.
>
> My triangle is actually a polygon with four corners, looking
> a lot but not quite, like a triangle, the fourth corner
> apparently connecting to the inverted U-shape.
>
> I'd say there is definately a bi-quadro candidate to be
> investigated in situ, if anyone should happen to pass by.
>
> Let's hear what our new brother Wolfgang has to say about it.
>
> Thank you for the description of your other candidates!
>
> Mats
>
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