Subject: Re: NoSe border islands - map!<br/>
Date: Mar 28, 2001 @ 06:56<br/>
Author: peter.smaardijk@and.com (peter.smaardijk@...)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1104808628">Peter H.,<br/>
<br/>
Can you tell me which dashed line the international boundary actually<br/>
is? The straight one that is really dashed, or the dotted line running<br/>
from one island to another (meeting one on the way, too, if I&#39;m not<br/>
mistaking) and further to the north through this narrow lake inlet?<br/>
<br/>
In that last case, it is most peculiar that those islands are<br/>
apparently used as turning points (=boundary markers!) for the<br/>
boundary. I wonder whether the actual marker, if there is one, is<br/>
placed in the geographical centre of each island, or some other rule<br/>
is applied.<br/>
<br/>
Most interesting, in either case (dashed or dotted)!<br/>
<br/>
Peter S.<br/>
<br/>
<br/>
<blockquote><span title="qreply"> --- In BoundaryPoint@y..., &quot;Peter Hering&quot; &lt;hering@m...&gt; wrote:<br/>
&gt; Hello everybody,<br/>
&gt; attached you&#39;ll find a map of &quot;Tresticklan<br/>
&gt; National Park&quot;, a park situated close to the<br/>
&gt; border between No+Se - interesting to see<br/>
&gt; the two small islands cut into two by the<br/>
&gt; boundary line - there are even markers on<br/>
&gt; them...! scale 1:25.000. Lat.: 59,0 N.<br/>
&gt; Enjoy - this place might be the target of next<br/>
&gt; year&#39;s &quot;mini&quot;expedition...Jesper and I have<br/>
&gt; started negotiations already...! Interested?<br/>
&gt; Peter H. </span></blockquote></div>