Mike,
if you crank Topozone up to 1:10000, it shows even better. It still comes out to
about 50 feet so it is on
my
list as a near miss. For Georgia I have six internal quads, two interstate
quads, plus a crossclave and a
peneclave. As Mike Donner points out we still don't
know if the lines on the maps are drawn absolutely
accurately. I guess one only way to find out for
sure would be to check the local county records. Since this
one is
in the river there won't be any markers to look for.
Glad
to know that you are interested in these.
Jack
Check out the
link, which shows the near-junction of Candler, Emanuel,
Tattnall, and
Toombs Counties in Georgia. It appears that the Emanuel/Toombs line
and the Candler/Tattnall line hit the Ohoopee River about fifty feet
apart,
which means that Emanuel and Tattnall Counties share a fifty foot
long border.
If you crank Topozone up to 1:25,000 scale, the border
shows up better. The
Emanuel/Toombs line is shown as "indefinite" to
complicate the situation.
URL:
http://topozone.com/map.asp?z=17&n=3576224.0517763%20&e=383942.605880765&u=1
For
Jack Parsell: What's your assessment of this quasi (or possibly actual)
four-way junction?
Mike Schwartz
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