thank you very much indeed arif for these several advancements or really
breakthroughs in areas of great interest to us
i am so excited by all this info i dont know where to continue but let me
just mix in a few more questions & comments with yours below for starters
& dont mind if i ask too much but please just continue however you like
&or ask us anything you like
>Ok, about the Jungholz area being a
>border-intersection point, I am hoping that one exists
>and as I have too often seen cartographic inaccuracy
>for simplicity, I do not take a 1:50,00 or less
>detailed map to face value at for 10-20 meter
>intervals until I or somebody visits the area.
great
that makes sense
lets party over there for sure now
>I am
>not sure of the Bangladeshi border-intersection point,
>even though that one most likely exists and it seems
>like there are two Baarle points.
wonderful
so it really is looking like we will eventually be able to confirm a
worldwide set of at least 3 or 4 border intersections from out of our
recently cited 5 hopefuls
do you think there is any likelihood of still others lurking anywhere
>I also wanted to find out about administrative
>divisional quadripoints of the first degree. I have
>found ones in Mexico and Argentina. I had found a
>book on administrative divisions and it had in it
>listed many enclaves and a few quadripoints. I noted
>it on a piece of paper which I seemed to have
>misplaced.
oh no
that is so tantalizing
but no matter
leave them alone & they come home
again i really like your term
& i just found that mexican baby myself last week
but argentina is a pleasant surprise
you probably knew of mauritania
& albania looks possible
but can you imagine the whole book of them
maybe rather thin come to think of it
do you consider federative entities the same as administrative divisions
like i mean would you count canada for the new biprovincial biterritorial
quadripoint
have you caught wind of any quintipoints or other great rarities on that level
would you care to say more about the full scope of your interest here
>I already know about enclaves within enclaves which is
>found in only two areas in the world
>(Belgium-Netherlands and Bangladesh-India). There are
>about 25 of India within India and 3 of Bangladesh
>within Bangladesh (or maybe the other way around.)
>However, one of the Bangladeshi enclave within
>Bangladesh seems to contain an enclave within and that
>is unique.
that is utterly fantastic
in fact your whole message has made my mind spin
& here too i would be intrigued to learn more about the basis of your
interest &or where you are heading with all these precious data
>Oddly enough, I noticed this enclave area after I
>moved to USA and thus have had no time to visit the
>enclave area. I will try to find all about the area
>the next time I visit the country and would like to
>visit if the BDR (the border police) do not arrest me
>as a suspicious character.
>Arif Samad
hahahaha
an arresting & auspicious character i should say
but i know it is no joke to hang out in places like that
anyway come back here soon
m