--- In BoundaryPoint@y..., "Peter Smaardijk" <smaardijk@y...> wrote:

I forgot to mention another such point;

> The spot where the northern Germanophone Belgian boundary reaches
the
> international boundary looks like to be where the N67/L214 crosses
> the border (the scans seem to indicate that the municipal border
runs
> along the southern roadside, so it looks like to be the westernmost
> boundary marker at that side of the road).
>
> The spot where the southern Germanophone Belgian boundary gets to
the
> German border is more interesting. This is at boundary marker no.
663
> of the Ruitzhof enclave. This means that there should be another
> municipal boundary segment between Waimes and Bütgenbach, running
> across the Vennbahn, from the bede Ruitzhof to the "normal" bede
> boundary. But where? Brendan, do you have maps detailed enough to
> show this boundary?

There is, of course, another municipal and community boundary across
the Vennbahn, somewhere near Monschau, dividing Waimes and Eupen. Any
ideas on its location? Perhaps the prologation of the border along
the N67/L214, so the spot near Monschau station where it crosses the
Vennbahn?

The two small boundary sections across the Vennbahn give four extra
bi-national tripoints, apart from the normal ones.

Peter S.