--- In BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, Arif Samad
<fHoiberg@y...> wrote:

> I have been pleasantly surprised by the fact that
> there are still first-level enclaves in the world to
> be found. A plethora of new map sites on the web
> helps.
> I was aware of the demarcation and mapping sites in
> South Africa, but as I did not expect any enclaves and
> fragments besides the large one between Eastern Cape
> and Kwazulu, I did not pay attention. I will now.

right on
we are still being pleasantly surprised by both claves &
megapoints alike within the primary subdivisions of many
countries previously unsuspected of having them

& we may be surprised by those of other countries whose
subdivisions keep changing

& it is good to conduct our searches simultaneously or side by
side not only as a double check but because these 2 apparently
unrelated rarities do in fact often go hand in hand

in fact i think it might be useful in future to distinguish routinely all
multipunctiferous claves from the nonmultipunctiferous ones

> I will go through all the maps on the site
> http://www.demarcation.org.za/municprofiles2003/index.html
> which loads faster than the main demarcation site.
> However, it would help if anybody had detailed South
> African maps as I already found what I thought was a
> small fragment next to the Kwazulu-Free
> State-Mpumalanga tripoint, but it turned out to be a
> 200 m wide bottleneck on the Kwazulu site.
> Arif
>
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