Subject: Stone sunk in lake may help draw state line<br/>
Date: May 30, 2004 @ 13:18<br/>
Author: moc.il@li.com (moc.il@...)<br/>
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Stone sunk in lake may help draw state lineAround 1815, a stone monument was erected on the west bank of the confluence of the South Fork and Catawba rivers. It marked a critical corner in the much contested 401-mile state line that separates the two Carolinas.
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