Subject: 8 canadian majors still uncertain<br/>
Date: Apr 20, 2001 @ 15:15<br/>
Author: michael donner (michael donner &lt;m@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-165648145">silly of me to leave this dangling<br/>
but i am still dangling myself<br/>
over whether there is or is not an interprovincial tongue of land<br/>
  aka  fragment  in the usage of mclaves<br/>
where the ontario quebec or onpq interprovincial boundary ends at hudson bay<br/>
  upon the answer to which question hangs an extra pair of likely caonpq tps<br/>
<br/>
from the looks of the best maps i can find<br/>
it is either much like a domestic version of point roberts<br/>
or else an unexpected western extremity of quebec<br/>
  except of course for true pqw  on the nose of pointe louis xiv<br/>
    a good geographical pun in itself you should check out<br/>
<br/>
  for maps of which<br/>
  & btw a first map here of the canadian federal tertiary<br/>
  <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.starmanager.com/canada.htm">http://www.starmanager.com/canada.htm</a><br/>
  a cool spot despite its flagrant premise<br/>
<br/>
<br/>
& i am still dangling also because the potential stikine basin 6pak of<br/>
extra caakbc tps is still in suspense too<br/>
since i cant be sure yet whether low tide even reaches canada there<br/>
nor whether crown waters might be required by canadian law to stop at<br/>
lowest low tide<br/>
or might enter an estuary as far as mean low tide<br/>
  or might proceed even higher than mean low tide<br/>
    to highest low tide  or yikes beyond<br/>
      for all i could guess<br/>
<br/>
so any hard data in either of these areas<br/>
  if anyone can find any<br/>
will be nation shaking<br/>
<br/>
max</div>