Subject: Re: SV: [BoundaryPoint] UAE Internal Borders
Date: Dec 01, 2002 @ 10:01
Author: acroorca2002 ("acroorca2002" <orc@...>)
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> Amazing exercise this punctography of UAE internal & Externalmulti thanxxx dear naanu
> borders. Wonder how!
> decided more on allegiance to a particular tribe or a Sheikh....& this explains also the amazing patchwork quilt you guys have
> Often borders would change frequently as allegiances shifted.
> The Ae-Qa border is, I think under dispute. Some say a short,19km
> ae-qa border exists, some say not. From practical experience,my
> company trucks going regularly to and fro between qa & aehave to
> pass through sa border controls before reaching qa border &customs.
> If you could confirm this from the qa or sa side, it would beyes consider it confirmed
> wonderful.
> The om-ae-sa tripoint is called Umm-Az-ZumUl and it's aharsh and
> arid place in the northern part of Rub-al-Khali proper.Apparently, 4-
> WD vehicles make trips to this place to see the salt flats aswell as
> a deep water well over here.it
> JD had told me that its a beautiful place and advised me to see
> for myself. Having followed his advice for the Madha borderpost so
> close to the Khorfakkan-Fujairah road, I have no doubt anyexpedition
> to this area will be rewarding in exclusivity.bravo
> > but of all these 13 the most interesting one to my thinking& ditto
> > remains aeom2fumush in the uniquely trisovereign town of
> > dibba
>
> This is indeed, as you rightly meant, 'delicious'. Can't wait!
>
> Bye,
> IMN