Subject: hard tri country data playing hard to get<br/>
Date: Jan 04, 2001 @ 17:54<br/>
Author: michael donner (michael donner &lt;m@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-702353860">jesper<br/>
nice to see y&our pages turn up on the int boundaries list<br/>
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prospects of extracting additional tripoint data from regional bibles<br/>
  as was recently done rather easily for all 59 african tripoints<br/>
diminished sharply today when our best hope<br/>
  map of mainland asia by treaty  by jrv prescott<br/>
    not a map but a book<br/>
proved to be less forthcoming than expected with the desired data<br/>
being quite different from brownlie in format & treatment<br/>
<br/>
therefore it is beginning to look very much as if brownlie was a uniquely<br/>
lucky situation for us<br/>
& not likely to be repeated<br/>
& that for info on the remaining 102 tripoints on continents other than<br/>
africa we will be thrown back upon what can be gleaned from gideon almost<br/>
exclusively<br/>
<br/>
still i am wading thru 500 pages of treaty text like a pig in shit<br/>
& will report back out from time to time<br/>
<br/>
m</div>