An interesting portion of the Estonia/Russia boundary taken from 1:50 000
Estonian maps. Anyone been there? Northern sheet 1979, southern 1990 [yes, I
know the address says Armenia, but it's wrong].
http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/~jcreaser/armenia.jpg
Some 1987 Russian 1:100 000 topo map extracts: Kirgiz enclave scans:
Shakimardan and Vorukh are the main towns. See Lonely Planet's 'Central
Asia' guidebook for more on these 2 places.
http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/~jcreaser/J42-10.jpg
http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/~jcreaser/J42-12.jpg
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>glad to have your reaction
>but again i wonder do you mean
> no they could not conceivably do so
> for i did just conceive of it
>
>on the other hand i would agree wholeheartedly if you only mean
> no they arent likely to do so
> for that was precisely my point
The latter. Conceivable, but highly improbable.
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