Subject: athusi<br/>
Date: Sep 18, 2006 @ 15:18<br/>
Author: aletheia kallos (aletheia kallos &lt;aletheiak@yahoo.com&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-14639047">this is another tripoint that is hidden by woods on<br/>
the satpic<br/>
& i havent found a decent detail map of it yet either<br/>
but from the looks of the michelin zoomable<br/>
it seems a good bet that the athu & atsi borders<br/>
follow the ridge line hereabouts<br/>
& that the husi convergent is a geodetic segment<br/>
homing in on the local high point<br/>
<br/>
so on the strength of those guessed data <br/>
i dared to grope again with my mouse pointer for a<br/>
height of land<br/>
 <br/>
& sure enough<br/>
a distinct one was found <br/>
at the position indicated by the little red square <br/>
on the attached tripoint stretching diagram<br/>
<br/>
so a fairly wild but also slightly educated try for<br/>
the needed exactitude<br/>
which i would make <br/>
to the nearest degminsec on google earth<br/>
n lat 46d52m12s x e long 16d06m51s<br/>
<br/>
but of course if jesper has a better reason for his<br/>
pushpin position<br/>
i will be just as glad to unmake this guess in its favor<br/>
<br/>
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