Subject: Re: BYLTLV
Date: Mar 31, 2003 @ 12:22
Author: acroorca2002 ("acroorca2002" <orc@...>)
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> --- In BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, "Jesper Nielsen"<jesniel@i...>
> wrote:want
> > Two topomaps
> >
> > 1) byltlv-pre1991
> > Old Russian map, BYLT border goes NE towards TP
> >
> > 2) byltlv10000
> > Present map, BYLT slightly NW towards TP
> >
> > I don't know if this is due to poor mapping. The BYs seems to
> tothe
> > control the border.
> >
> > Jesper
>
>
> I don't know either what is going on here, but it might just be
> result of demarcating the border after 1991. Internal SUboundaries
> were normally not demarcated, or at least that is what Iunderstood
> from reading about the subject. The second map has thetripoint
> marker, with its name in three languages, very clearly locatedon the
> tripoint. I guess that this is the actual tripoint, agreed on by allof
> parties.
>
> The draft agreement on the tripoint (16 March 1998) is at
> http://pravo2000.by.ru/baza10/d09210.htm . I will translate part
> it:meet,
>
> Article 1.
> 1. The point where the state boundaries of the Republic of
> Belorussia, the Latvian Republic, and the Lithuanian Republic
> hereafter called boundary meeting point, is situated north-westof
> Ljudvinovo lake and has the following co-ordinates, graphically263756,85 E;
> defined:
> In the co-ordinates system of 1942: 554050,66 N and
> In the Latvian co-ordinates system of 1992 (LKS - 92):554050,17 N
> and 263749,79 E;554050,17 N
> In the Lithuanian co-ordinates system of 1994 (LKS - 94):
> and 263749,79 E.Map of
> 2. The location of the boundary meeting point is shown on the
> the Boundary Meeting Point of the Republic of Belorussia,Latvian
> Republic, and Lithuanian Republic, Scale 1:10000, which isadded to
> this Agreement and forms an inalienable part of it."Ljudvinovo" to
>
> Article 2.
> 1. The Parties will put up a special boundary marker
> mark the boundary meeting point.elements: a
> 2. The boundary marker "Ljudvinovo" is made up of four
> central geodetical marker, placed on the boundary meetingpoint, and
> three four-sided columns.the
> Every column of the boundary marker "Ljudvinovo" will have on
> side that faces the boundary meeting point a coat-of-arms, thename
> of the state and of the boundary marker "Ljudvinovo". Theterritory
> inscriptions will be in the language of the state on which
> the column is situated.point
> The co-ordinates of all elements of the said marker will be
> established instrumentally.
>
> Article 3.
> 1. In order to establish the location of the boundary meeting
> in the field, the Parties will istruct their plenipotentiary organsfor
> for the demarcation of the state boundary to work out a project
> the boundary marker "Ljudvinovo", to put up the marker, and toMap of
> prepare a Protocol of the Boundary Marker "Ljudvinovo" and a
> Demarcation of the Meeting Point of the State Boundaries ofthe
> Republic of Belorussia, the Latvian Republic, and theLithuanian
> Republic, to be added to the Protocol.six
> 2. The documents mentioned in point 1 of this article consist of
> copies, each in Belorussian, Latvian, and Lithuanian, and willbe
> part of the set of documents on the demarcation of theBelorussian-
> Latvian, Belorussian-Lithuanian, and Latvian-Lithuanian stateok then that appears to bust our surmise that the 6x6m framed
> boundaries.
>
> (...)
>
>
>
> Peter S.