Subject: Canada-USA survey marker<br/>
Date: Aug 03, 2005 @ 02:39<br/>
Author: Brent (&quot;Brent&quot; &lt;btaylor@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-199710898">While waiting in line half way across the bridge between Campobello <br/>
Island, New Brunswick and Lubec, Maine, I was able to walk to the exact <br/>
border line between the two countries to see if the border was marked.<br/>
<br/>
There is what appears to be an iron plaque on the railing of the <br/>
bridge, and when I looked down I saw a small metal survey marker, about <br/>
two inches (5 cm) across.  I photographed both and will upload them to <br/>
the photos/files section if that is appropriate.<br/>
<br/>
Brent Taylor<br/>
Doaktown, NB<br/>
Canada</div>