Subject: Re: US - Canadian Enclaves<br/>
Date: Jul 09, 2003 @ 00:16<br/>
Author: hilversum96 (&quot;hilversum96&quot; &lt;hilversum96@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1368650809">Not enclaves, but two small parts of Michigan that are accessible by <br/>
land only from Ohio:<br/>
<br/>
<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.topozone.com/map.asp?lat=41.72784033051319&lon=-">http://www.topozone.com/map.asp?lat=41.72784033051319&lon=-</a><br/>
83.46901612133933&symshow=n<br/>
<br/>
If that URL doesn&#39;t appear as a link, this is the &quot;Oregon&quot; quad among <br/>
Topozone&#39;s Ohio quads. The two peninsulas directly under the words <br/>
ERIE STATE GAME AREA and above the dashed boundary line are part of <br/>
Michigan, but the only roads leading to them go through Ohio. <br/>
<br/>
This boundary was determined following the 1835 border &quot;war&quot; between <br/>
Ohio and Michigan Territory (MI did not become a state until 1837). <br/>
MI received its upper peninsula and ceded a strip of land south of <br/>
the current border that includes the present day city of Toledo.</div>