Subject: Ellis Island - Fort Gibson<br/>
Date: Jul 14, 2003 @ 10:29<br/>
Author: Asher Samuels (Asher Samuels &lt;asher972@yahoo.com&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-278178526">The closest that one gets to any sort of mark for the border is the remains of<br/>
Fort Gibson.  While a National Parks Service sign identifies the fort, it fails<br/>
to mark its modern significance.  Since the points of the border marked the<br/>
waterline, once could then transpose the shoreline from older maps onto the<br/>
present-day island, determining the border.<br/>
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        (This is an oversimplification.  I look forward to Mike�s<br/>
clarification)<br/>
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Asher Samuels<br/>
<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="mailto:asher972@yahoo.com">asher972@yahoo.com</a><br/>
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