Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] Re: Largest enclave
Date: Mar 14, 2001 @ 12:53
Author: David Mark (David Mark <dmark@...>)
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On Wed, 14 Mar 2001, Peter Smaardijk wrote:
> My opinion (and I stress it is just that): dry land, which includes internal water (Campione,
> Malawi), and possibly (although I would go a long way with what Brendan says about this) territorial
> water. But international water - no way (or rather: then there _is_ a way to get in/out of a clave).
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> But you wouldn't expect a dictionary to go at such lenghts just to describe claves.....
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> Peter S.
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> michael donner wrote:
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> > >In short: claves should always be surrounded by dry land.
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> > wow
> > i wasnt expecting this conclusion either
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> > evidently you dont want to consider campione
> > or the malawi mozambique pair
> > or any of the spanish moroccan bunch
> > as either true enclaves or true exclaves
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> > but that could be a result of the dutch etymology you mention below
> > which seems entirely different from the french lock & key image
> > so no wonder we dont entirely agree
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> > which after all is fine too
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> > i see also that everyone is coming at this from a different pet interest
> > so all the more reason to differ
> >
> > but just so you know
> > tho i enjoy it all
> > my own greatest motivation is to dig up the tripoint gold that will be
> > found deposited along the boundaries only of nonenclavic exclaves
> > so that distinction at least is most important to me
> >
> > m
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