hahahahaha
youve done it again maestro comix
& it is hard to know what to call this novel offering of yours
for our new ax &or old al
i think it is actually a multidimensional
nay great pyramidal
maiden extremity tour try
isnt it
& a most valiant one at that
moreover you are so right to put first things first
for your 5point try & perimetric scan really do address the new ax
as comprehensively as possible
also of interest
but i agree secondarily in this case
your site names & indicates there are probably 16 municipalities
or kommuner in aland of 4 distinct types
perhaps even arranged concentrically
from the sound of the picture they give
so there should be no problem filling in the fi2al3xxyyzz class
as well as some expectation of artistic delight
if we can ever find the map of them
& btw why has this new ax arisen at this time anyway
can anyone say
& why cant we figure out how to use it in a sentence of proper
cockabebble yet
--- In
BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, "Peter Smaardijk"
<smaardijk@y...> wrote:
> 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