Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] hypothetical situation<br/>
Date: Feb 27, 2001 @ 06:34<br/>
Author: Arif Samad (Arif Samad &lt;fHoiberg@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1877943800">I am not sure if any exists right now, but I read<br/>
about two cases where the boundary followed a<br/>
lake-level at a certain time which happened to become<br/>
contour lines when the lake receded.  One was in<br/>
Africa and one in Italy.  Don&#39;t ask me what as I have<br/>
little recollection what book it was.  All I remember<br/>
that the book was on African boundaries.  In the<br/>
Panama Canal Zone, the zone boundary followed a<br/>
contour around two lakes.<br/>
<br/>
Another interesting information I found out, thanks to<br/>
Rudi Longueville, is the intersecting borderlines of<br/>
Taylor and Marion county in Georgia.  Taylor county<br/>
has the only one-point touching enclave I am sure of. <br/>
There is oddly a possible one on the eastern part of<br/>
Taylor county.  One that shows up on census maps but<br/>
not on topo maps.  Can anybody get some clear-cut<br/>
information?<br/>
<br/>
Arif <br/>
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