Subject: Re: evidence for canuck river borders & thus likely nyonqc at midchannel
Date: Dec 18, 2005 @ 19:09
Author: aletheiak ("aletheiak" <aletheiak@...>)
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which boils down to
or means
in summary
a bit presumptively but i think still very sensibly at this point
that
armed only with the expected authoritative ibc data & this best available depiction of the
27 foot deep & roughly 700 foot wide seaway cut
with hypothetical nyonqc centered in it more or less at the red cursor cross position here
http://tinyurl.com/dpryr
aka
http://topozone.com/map.asp?
z=18&n=4983304&e=526108&s=25&size=l&u=2&layer=DRG25

upon a paper copy of which topo btw we may not easily or ever be able to improve anyway

we can now expect to be able to determine by careful measurement & computation
the very putatively if not definitively correct tenth of a second
or roughly 10 foot geodetic swath
for onqc
just where it tees up with a geodetic ribbon of caus that is possibly less than an inch wide
depending on the official findings of the commish
but a ribbon of it in any case no more than 27 inches wide based on already known data


as if our gps receiver were expensive enough to be accurate enough to discern any of this
hahaha


but anyway first i must call the commish off the case of onqc
now that i have pinned it down to my own substantial theoretical satisfaction
if only to simplify his task enough to enable him to even offer us an answer
about the data which he is indeed so eminently & primarily responsible for
whether in 40 minutes thenceforward or not


first thing monday morning on this one to be sure

--- In BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, aletheia kallos <aletheiak@y...> wrote:
>
> not quite a smoking gun yet for nyonqc herself
> but there is evidence of a canadian legal tradition of
> midchannel borders
> both interprovincial & subdivisional
> since 1990 anyway
>
> for example
> under chapter 3 here
> http://www.e-laws.gov.on.ca:81/ISYSquery/IRL28B.tmp/11/doc
> the limits of a geographic township lying on a river
> that forms part of the boundary of ontario or another
> province extend to that boundary in the river
> &
> the limits of geographic townships on rivers other
> than the above interprovincial sort also extend
> expressly to the middle of the main channels of those
> rivers
>
> or
> under chapter 7 here
> http://www.e-laws.gov.on.ca/DBLaws/RepealedStatutes/English/90t05_e.htm
> county & township limits
> evidently including those of the relevant ones here
> extend expressly to the middle of the main channel of
> the saint lawrence
>
> etc etc i expect
>
>
> so it looks like
> once the ibc makes up its mind for us exactly where
> caus crosses the seaway there
> we will then be able to
> & in fact will probably have no choice but to
> measure & compute as well as possible for the point
> where the center of the seaway cut crosses that
> segment of the international border
>
>
> but this gives me reason to call the commish again
> & tell him not to concern himself any longer about
> nyonqc
> which alone may be causing his delay in getting back
> to us
> but only to concentrate on giving us the true poop for
> the relevant caus segment
> which i should think will be a much easier task
> & may possibly already have been completed by him
>
>
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