Hi Peter S.,

good questions: the actual boundary line is in fact

the dotted line that runs in a straight direction

thru the lake "Södra Boksjön" touching - from

S to N "Kulleholmen", another unnamed small

island, then up to "Tågholmsröset" and continues

thru the small inlet "Bodalsviken"...

yeah, would be fun finding out if the actual border

markers are in the middle - I doubt that, since

the map indicates that Norway in fact possesses

the larger part of "Kulleholmen"...BUT: we'll

find out next year, wanna participate in our

little weekend trip...!?!

Anyway, see you in Baarle, hopefully!!!

Friday Sept. 14 at "Hotel "Den Singel"...!

All the best

Peter H.

-------Original Message-------

From: peter.smaardijk@...

Date: Wednesday, March 28, 2001 08:56:35

To: BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com

Subject: [BoundaryPoint] Re: NoSe border islands - map!

Peter H.,

Can you tell me which dashed line the international boundary actually
is? The straight one that is really dashed, or the dotted line running
from one island to another (meeting one on the way, too, if I'm not
mistaking) and further to the north through this narrow lake inlet?

In that last case, it is most peculiar that those islands are
apparently used as turning points (=boundary markers!) for the
boundary. I wonder whether the actual marker, if there is one, is
placed in the geographical centre of each island, or some other rule
is applied.

Most interesting, in either case (dashed or dotted)!

Peter S.

--- In BoundaryPoint@y..., "Peter Hering" <hering@m...> wrote:

>

Hello everybody,

> attached you'll find a map of

"Tresticklan

> National Park", a park situated close to the
>

border between No+Se - interesting to see

> the two small islands

cut into two by the

> boundary line - there are even markers

> them...! scale 1:25.000. Lat.: 59,0 N.
> Enjoy - this

place might be the target of next

> year's "mini"expedition...Jesper

and I have

> started negotiations already...! Interested?
>

Peter H.

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