Some additional information (history) can be found at:
http://www.hamburg.de/StadtPol/stats/neuwerk/welcome.htm .
Fascinating to learn the place is inhabited (33 inhabitants), and a
part of the district of Hamburg-Centre (Bezirk Hamburg-Mitte).

Harry,

Me too, I would like to see that little piece of mainland. My guess
is that the two boundaries of the Hamburg part of the Wadden Sea come
together at one point, located on the sea dike (or just before it),
thus leaving a very small, acute (by form), part of permanently dry
land (except for calamities, to be sure) to the Free and Hanseatic
City of Hamburg.

Am I right?

Arif,

I think the piece of land can be seen on the map on the website I
posted. It is the little part that is "Zone II", in the extreme SE of
the map.

Peter S.

--- In BoundaryPoint@y..., Arif Samad <fHoiberg@y...> wrote:
> Harry,
> I have questions on the Hamburg/Niedersachsen
> border. You might have noticed my messages from a
> long time ago when I unfortunately received no
> response. First of all, I didn't know that a small
> part of the coast belongs to Hamburg. Looking at the
> map websites, I have not really found it. Can you
> scan the map you have by any chance. Secondly, on
> those sites the boundary seems to follow the coast.
> Do you know if that is so and if it does follow the
> coast, how far off it.
> By the way, my own computer is currently usable,
> though not 100% virus-free. I should be able to do
> something with my site plus e-mail a little more.
> Arif
>
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