Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] Re: Interesting geography in switzerland & My soliloquy<br/>
Date: Aug 20, 2004 @ 02:37<br/>
Author: Arif Samad (Arif Samad &lt;fHoiberg@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-181905636">Actually, in the case of the tiny bit of &quot;beach&quot; of<br/>
Hamburg, the trick-playing map is 1:25000 one.  The<br/>
1:25000 map in LGN website takes out everything that<br/>
is not part of Niedersachsen, so the stretch that is<br/>
in Hamburg does not show up.  The stretch truly does<br/>
belong to Hamburg.<br/>
I also have to agree with Peter, I think.  I have<br/>
identified that situation in one other source besides<br/>
the Neuchatel site and I have yet to find a site that<br/>
overrules that though there are a lot less detailed<br/>
sites that keep the situation mysterious.  Topo maps<br/>
are generally good about boundaries anyway.  The only<br/>
thing is that the situation is very confusing there<br/>
and I have not found a large enough and detailed<br/>
enough map that connects the boundary lines for me<br/>
perfectly.  The Vaud and Fribourg sites have 1:10000<br/>
maps, but I need a bigger map screen to figure it out<br/>
perfectly.  I wish somebody had enough time to join<br/>
all the maps in all sites to connect it perfectly and<br/>
check it.<br/>
Arif<br/>
<br/>
<br/>
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