Subject: cnlamm<br/>
Date: Oct 25, 2006 @ 00:23<br/>
Author: aletheia kallos (aletheia kallos &lt;aletheiak@yahoo.com&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1355176350">best known map<br/>
<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.nexus.net/~911gfx/vietnam/maps/nf47-12/nf47_12c.html">http://www.nexus.net/~911gfx/vietnam/maps/nf47-12/nf47_12c.html</a><br/>
shows the tripoint at lower left<br/>
at the dark black dashed line tee junction<br/>
in the fat blue albeit unlabeled mekong river<br/>
just below the confluence of a much thinner blue river<br/>
named nan la ho<br/>
with china being above right & laos below right &<br/>
myanmar at left<br/>
<br/>
according to the ibs cnla is fixed on a watershed<br/>
divide<br/>
& lamm is delimited on the mekong thalweg<br/>
& cnmm on the mekong thalweg if navigable & the median<br/>
line if not<br/>
<br/>
but the mekong has recently been made navigable by<br/>
artificial means<br/>
for oceangoing vessels all the way up to china<br/>
& this new fact probably closes out any uncertainty in<br/>
the delineation<br/>
<br/>
the attached tripoint stretching diagram reflects all<br/>
the above data<br/>
<br/>
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