Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] Gideon&#39;s book<br/>
Date: Nov 22, 2000 @ 00:22<br/>
Author: Arif Samad (Arif Samad &lt;fHoiberg@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1970650548">This is really hard to say, but I actually<br/>
underestimated Gideon.  Gideon in his book actually<br/>
mentions there is an enclave within Madha named Nahwa<br/>
and I did not notice it earlier.  Very few places seem<br/>
to notice the existence of such an enclave.<br/>
Part of the reason is that I didn&#39;t read about the<br/>
enclave at any place besides Gideon until summer and I<br/>
caught a few mistakes and a few ommissions, so I<br/>
actually thought it was a mistake earlier.  When I<br/>
looked at it today, I noticed it again and as Brendan<br/>
mentioned it too, it doesn&#39;t seem like a mistake now.<br/>
By the way, the smallest boundary between sizable<br/>
countries I found in the book was Turkey-Azerbijan<br/>
besides the complicated Zambia-Botswana area.<br/>
When I was a student at Cornell, I actually find a<br/>
series printed on boundaries, a booklet for individual<br/>
boundaries.  It doesn&#39;t have all boundaries but a<br/>
sizable ones and in many cases, it gives the position<br/>
of individual boundary markers.  What I seemed to<br/>
remember is that it was called &quot;International Boundary<br/>
Studies&quot;.  Does anybody out there know what the<br/>
correct title is as I want to look for it in the<br/>
libraries near me.<br/>
Arif<br/>
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