something dreamlike about all those russky maps
like one might expect to find only sand castles or fictional characters there

maybe better in the imagination than reality come to think of it

also i hope this means similar maps of the many other post soviet exclaves
could not be far behind

in any case please keep dishing

m

>
>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>
>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/J42-10.jpg
>
><http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/~jcreaser/J42-12.jpg>
>http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/~jcreaser/J42-12.jpg
>