Subject: Sv: [BoundaryPoint] maritime multinationals<br/>
Date: Jul 21, 2000 @ 18:37<br/>
Author: Peter Hering (&quot;Peter Hering&quot; &lt;hering@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-14262675">Hi Michael, thanks for your comments on my count of Europ. Tps. Indeed, it&#39;s a matter of interpretation - should Tps in water be part of the count...! In this case, my answer would be positive, since The Tp Austria-Germany-Switzerland (you have to give me some time learning all the abbreviations you use...!) is so close to the shores of Lake Constance. As far as I know, there is no marker whatsoever - so it&#39;s a rather boring place...<br/>
Another tripoint in water is the Tp: Germany-France-Switzerland north of Basle in the Rhine. Actually I have been there, and taken some photographs of the monument which - as far as I remember - is situated on the Swiss side of the border...<br/>
This weekend I shall be working on the famous Great Central European Border Expedition (GCEBE for short, you see, I&#39;m a quick learner...!) and will also submit the complete list on Eur. Tps...<br/>
have a nice weekend everybody..!<br/>
Peter<br/>
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From: michael donner &lt;<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="mailto:m@...">m@...</a>&gt;<br/>
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Subject: [BoundaryPoint] maritime multinationals<br/>
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&gt; i have finally figured out<br/>
&gt;   or at least i think it is true<br/>
&gt; that jrv prescotts 1985 book re international maritime boundaries<br/>
&gt; plus periodic united nations unclos supplements beginning with 1991<br/>
&gt; ought to fill in all multinational maritime blanks remaining worldwide<br/>
&gt;   i mean both the points & the blanks  of course<br/>
&gt; but i am finding these publications themselves are playing hard to find<br/>
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&gt; any ideas or help would be greatly appreciated<br/>
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