FI2ALe, FI2ALh, FI2ALn, FI2ALs, and FI2ALw are mentioned in
http://www.asub.aland.fi/pdf/Statistik1999.pdf , paragraph 1.2:
FI2ALn: Storklyndan, Brändö municipality, 60 deg. 39,3 N. Lat.
FI2ALe: Skataskär, Kökar municipality, 21 deg. 19,6 E. Long.
FI2ALs: Bogskär, Föglö municipality, 59 deg. 30,2 N. Lat.
FI2ALw: Märket, Hammarland municipality, 19 deg. 8,2 E. Long
FI2ALh: Orddalsklint, Saltvik municipality, 128.8 m. a.s.l.

Also there: the length of the FI2AL boundaries:
with Sweden (Märket): 8.4 n.m.
with the province of Western Finland: 83.0 n.m.
with international waters: 153.3 n.m.

Peter S.

--- In BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, "m06079" <barbaria_longa@h...>
wrote:

> --- In BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, Kevin Meynell <knm@m...>

wrote:

> >
> > >however aland apparently isnt ax at all in that case
> >
> > AL is an ISO 3166-2'ism, and should really be used in conjunction
> with its
> > associated country code (i.e. FI-AL).
>
> right
> so it is hard to see how this ax could ever be deftly wielded at bp
>
> the best hope for it
> namely trimunicipal points within aaland
> would still need to be fi2al3xxyyzz
> rather than fi2ax3xxyyzz
>
> of course the latter might still be understandable
> as when someone bloops chnp rather than cnnp
>
> but unless there is a further change in the code
> only if aland really became an independent country would we ever

get

> this ax into the right stuff
> like say
> ax2xxyyzz
> in the case of those same trimunicipal points
>
>
> all of which conveniently underscores the point that
> tho we appropriate many of the iso digraphs here at bp as a
> convenience in identifying tripoints
> neither the tripoints themselves nor their relationships or
> hierarchies etc are in any way predicated upon the iso system per se
>
>
> AX was originally reserved for the
> > Åland Islands in the ISO 3166-1 reserved list, so has some

history.

> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > Kevin Meynell