but in anglo at least
the hardest to see of its 3 component digraphs is no
doubt the ci
indicating cote d ivoire
&
since we just finished bulgaria yesterday
then bf must mean we have moved on alphabetically
to burkina faso as it happens today
so
that being the case
how hard could the gh be
even if only to guess at
since it clearly isnt mali

but the attached tripoint stretching diagram is still
a fairly wild best guess
& i really have to salute the pushpin first in this
case too
because i realize it could well represent a better try
from better data

yet the satpic does seem to reveal the trace of the
cross river road that is indicated so crudely by the
thin yellow line overlay
nearly parallel to it but actually far to its
northwest
as well as northwest of the google earth tripoint
position depiction

& the conventional level of detail on which the google
border & road overlays are based
which you can see if you zoom encarta in all the way
here
http://encarta.msn.com/encnet/features/mapcenter/map.aspx?TextLatitude=9.498566664672268&TextLongitude=-2.6853062151319733&TextAltitude=7&TextSelectedEntity=245&SearchEnc=false&MapStyle=Comprehensive&MapSize=Large&MapStyleSelectedIndex=0&searchTextMap=tantama&MapStylesList=Comprehensive&ZoomOnMapClickCheck=on&ResultsListbox=12.2850130289377%3B-1.74604213194367%3B4%3B245%3BBurkina+Faso%2C+Africa%3BLarge%3BComprehensive
does indicate this road crossing the river just north
of the tripoint

so
based on evidence as wispy as this
& notwithstanding how disappointingly this best
available map depicts the river course in the tripoint
area too
nevertheless
the position indicated on the attachment by the little
red square in the river
is this iso buffs & trypointing buffs eye view of
bfcigh too

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