Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] neutral zones  & joint zones or condos<br/>
Date: Jan 07, 2001 @ 20:59<br/>
Author: Arif Samad (Arif Samad &lt;fHoiberg@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-876425409">Mike -<br/>
I didn&#39;t actually try to intimitate that neutral zones<br/>
and joint zones or condominiums are the same.  Neutral<br/>
zones are much rarer if any truly exists.  However, as<br/>
Mats wanted to know about them both, I wrote all<br/>
examples I could find.  The descriptions should have<br/>
shown what kind they were.  Some condominiums are<br/>
neutral zones in terms of army presence which further<br/>
complicates matters.<br/>
By the way, I was looking through stuff I had and I<br/>
found out that Brazil-Argentina-Uruguay tripoint is<br/>
still in dispute due to disputed sovereignty in an<br/>
island.  How many other tripoints are disputed?<br/>
<br/>
Mats -<br/>
I actually saw the two books of Catudal I read in a<br/>
reference library.  I cannot remember off the top of<br/>
my head where the radio station was.  I can&#39;t actually<br/>
remember what book I saw it.  I think it was in<br/>
Eiskeller area, but I can&#39;t be sure.<br/>
<br/>
Jesper -<br/>
My definition of exclaves are territories completely<br/>
surrounded by one country.  Fragments are territory<br/>
completely separated that are not surrounded by<br/>
another country.  They are mainly coastal like Alaska,<br/>
Cabinda and Kaliningrad, but Nakhichevan is a fragment<br/>
that does not touch the coast.  I also include tongues<br/>
as pieces of territory which is not connected to a<br/>
country by land, but still remains within the boundary<br/>
of a country like Point Roberts.  There are many such<br/>
pieces in Europe<br/>
<br/>
Arif   <br/>
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