Subject: Six global views of Everyone&#39;s Land uploaded<br/>
Date: Aug 03, 2001 @ 22:21<br/>
Author: Grant Hutchison (&quot;Grant Hutchison&quot; &lt;granthutchison@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1843525100">I&#39;ve uploaded six jpegs to the file area, each called &quot;Everyone&#39;s <br/>
Land [something or other]&quot;.<br/>
These are rendered hemispheric orthographic views of Everyone&#39;s Land <br/>
from six directions, based on a principle of maximal cooperative <br/>
global greed in claiming maritime zones out to 200nm from every <br/>
feasible coast. I&#39;ve therefore included all the dubious claims I&#39;m <br/>
aware of relating to outlying rocks (except Rockall, which Martin <br/>
recently told me was unique in having been officially *disclaimed* as <br/>
a viable source for a 200nm claim); I&#39;ve imagined that Peru, Chile <br/>
and Argentina have cooperated to ensure that every fragment of <br/>
potential EEZ around their coasts is claimed; and I&#39;ve allowed the <br/>
200nm fishing zones around the South Sandwiches to encroach on <br/>
Atlantic Treaty latitudes.<br/>
All the high seas enclaves from my previous posting are visible, <br/>
except the two smallest (in the Mascarenes and over the Chatham Rise).<br/>
<br/>
Grant</div>