Subject: Ex-exclave in belgium.<br/>
Date: Jan 30, 2001 @ 04:36<br/>
Author: Brendan Whyte (&quot;Brendan Whyte&quot; &lt;brwhyte@hotmail.com&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-256565924">The following scan of the ex-enclave (disappeared 28 august 1958 in <br/>
accordance with 24 Sept 1956 treaty of Brussels) is fomr<br/>
Belgian 1:25 000 topo map 56/7-8, &#39;burg-reuland  --  gross-bohlscheid&#39;<br/>
IGN (Belgium), edition 3, 1991<br/>
you can see the old railbed at Hemmeres is now a road linking to the <br/>
original east-west road,  then crossed the Our into Belgium, went through a <br/>
tunnel (map says &#39;uber dem tunnel&#39; on the hill) and then up the Braunlauf <br/>
valley. To the south it followed the Our, crossing it several times, but the <br/>
river is no longer the border down there.<br/>
<br/>
The cirlces labelled &#39;Gr (number)&quot; are grens (border) pillars. 151 to 159 <br/>
mark the main border behind the ex-enclave.<br/>
<br/>
Brendan<br/>
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