Or here:

http://www.e-dovolena.cz/clanky/200310_tiptrojmezi.html

Possible CEBT destination.

Jesper

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From: aletheiak

To: BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Friday, June 18, 2004 8:50 PM

Subject: [BoundaryPoint] Re: CZDE ?

--- In BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, "Jesper Nielsen" <jesniel@i...> wrote: > CZDE was before the fall of communism two borders: a CZ-EDE and a CZ-WDE. > > And pre-WW2 there were no borders there, right? it looks like they were there then too by & large & it seems the changes made during ww2 didnt outlive the war & that the postwar czde border is a restoration of the prewar one http://www.zum.de/whklma/histatlas/germany/haxczech.html http://sudetengermans.freeyellow.com/historical.html > So I asume they were demarcated individually and according to their own system. of course czede & czwde must have been maintained & updated differently from each other during the cold war but because demarcation tends to be conservative i would expect preww2 czde markers could still be found today along both the former east & former west sectors > But what happened at the reunification? Did they keep two systems, and two types of demarcation? surely czde must have returned to being all one overall system but again since old markers are rarely jerked if they still work i would expect cold war era markers could also be found today in both of their respective sectors > Jesper your questions also spark an interest in the cold war tripoint czedewde which i am not sure has been mentioned here previously from other maps it seems this ghost point falls at the foot of a modern czde sector that runs along the lesser river regnitz to or from the tip of a czech parrots beak above the german town of regnitzlosau & near czech villages named not only hranice but trojmezi also & the point is likely marked today on both banks i dont think this is it http://www.cmail.cz/muhranice/okoli.htm since i would expect the place would still have iron curtain trash & this looks too pristine but it looks vaguely familiar as well as vaguely fitting i cant account for the 1844 date tho any ideas also isnt there some killer zoomable map of germany available to zero in on this better than multimap does