Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] Fiat boundaries
Date: May 03, 2001 @ 16:22
Author: michael donner (michael donner <m@...>)
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>By the way, fiat boundaries don't have to be straight lines.
>Fiat boundaries are any boundaries that are located where they are because
>some authority declared the boundary to be there. In a sense, all
>political boundries are fiat boundaries, sometimes the fiat declaration
>is that the boundary is a straight line or a circular arc; other times the
>declaration might be that the boundary follows the thalweg or the drainage
>divide. In these latter cases the fiat boundary follows or is co-located
>with a natural or bona fide boundary or discontinuity in the world.
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>David
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