Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] mx2cmqryu dispute flares again but crazier than ever
Date: Mar 08, 2006 @ 20:29
Author: jim van dura (jim van dura <jimvandura@...>)
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> funnyhttp://www.comsoc.udg.mx/gaceta/paginas/188/7-188.pdf
> as described here
> only the zacatecas disputes stand a chance of
> involving another multipoint like cmqryu
> namely
> dunaza or janaza i believe
> if any
> but i should stress before setting off another wild
> goose chase
> probably just a very slight chance in any case
>
> --- "Lowell G. McManus" <lgm@...> wrote:
>
> > In addition to the state boundary disputes in the
> > Yucatán Peninsula, the EL
> > UNIVERSAL article also mentioned existing boundary
> > disputes: (1) between the
> > states of Jalisco and Colima; and (2) between
> > Zacatecas and its neighbors
> > Durango, Jalisco, and Nayarit.
> >
> > I have learned that the former primarily concerns
> an
> > ejido called Plan de Méndez
> > (also known as Marabasco) supposedly in the
> > municipio Cuautitlán de García
> > Barragán, Jalisco. Most maps show that the
> boundary
> > between this municipio and
> > the state of Colima consists of streams, one being
> > the Río Marabasco. I have
> > found the village (as "Marabasco") on only one
> map,
> > that being the Colima sheet
> > in the 1995 Gran Atlas de Carreterras by Guía
> Roji.
> > That map shows Marabasco
> > well onto the Jalisco side of the river. More
> > information on the controversy
> > can be found in Spanish on a one-page PDF at
> >
>
> > .__________________________________________________
> >
> > Lowell G. McManus
> > Leesville, Louisiana, USA
> >
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