I forgot to mention the village names...

Groot Moerhof is located in the municipalities of Ghyvelde/Gijvelde
(F) and De Panne (B).

The Maerestraat and Cabourgweg (not Cabourweg, that was a typo)
pictures are also between those two municipalities.

The canal picture even contains a tripoint (wow!): the Belgian side
is De Panne, the near French canal bank is Ghyvelde/Gijvelde, and the
far bank is Bray-Dunes/Bray-Duinen. Ghyvelde/Gijvelde is in the
canton of Hondschoote/Hondschote, Bray-Dunes/Bray-Duinen is in
Dunkirk-East. So a quinary tripoint... ;-)

Peter S.

--- In BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, Peter Smaardijk
<smaardijk@y...> wrote:

> And some more pics:
>
> 1. The border on the canal Veurne-Dunkirk. The border crosses the
> canal, then follows the small ditch to the north. I'm standing on

the

> southern bank of the canal. The ditch first makes a turn to the

right

> and passes behind the sign "Welkom in Vlaanderen" ("Welcome in
> Flanders"), then turns to the left again. The waterways are a lot
> better maintained in West Flanders than they are in French

Flanders...

>
> 2. The F-N border stone on Maerestraat, near the junction with
> Veldstraat. The stone is on the western side of the road, leaving

it in

> Belgium. The flower bed is only on the Belgian side. A better

picture

> of this stone is at
> http://users.skynet.be/Adinkerke/html/geschiedenis.htm .
>
> 3. The F-N border stone on Cabourweg, near the junction with
> Maerestraat, at the entrance to the French camping ground Ringsloot.
> The flower bed here does cross the border. The bottle in the

background

> (just visible) is in France (of course).
>
> Peter S.
>
>
>
>
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