Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] Re: Border picture on the money/Neuwerk<br/>
Date: Jul 24, 2001 @ 22:38<br/>
Author: Arif Samad (Arif Samad &lt;fHoiberg@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-144142577">Harry,<br/>
      I have questions on the Hamburg/Niedersachsen<br/>
border.  You might have noticed my messages from a<br/>
long time ago when I unfortunately received no<br/>
response.  First of all, I didn&#39;t know that a small<br/>
part of the coast belongs to Hamburg.  Looking at the<br/>
map websites, I have not really found it.  Can you<br/>
scan the map you have by any chance.  Secondly, on<br/>
those sites the boundary seems to follow the coast. <br/>
Do you know if that is so and if it does follow the<br/>
coast, how far off it.<br/>
      By the way, my own computer is currently usable,<br/>
though not 100% virus-free.  I should be able to do<br/>
something with my site plus e-mail a little more.<br/>
                                    Arif<br/>
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