Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] When 4 counties converge: marching through Georgia.<br/>
Date: Apr 03, 2006 @ 21:54<br/>
Author: Roger McCutcheon (&quot;Roger McCutcheon&quot; &lt;rogerdwmac@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1865322186">According to my Newsweek Atlas, Gwinnett and Jackson counties are not<br/>
contiguous, but there is a four-pointer at or near Bogart with Jackson, <br/>
Barrow,<br/>
Clarke and Oconee.  Could it be wrong? The scale allows for one state per <br/>
page.   Roger & out.</div>