Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] Maienbühl<br/>
Date: Aug 27, 2001 @ 20:29<br/>
Author: Arif Samad (Arif Samad &lt;fHoiberg@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-488829030">I know I should have brought it up when the question<br/>
on Maienbuhl was asked, but isn&#39;t it a possibility<br/>
that the salient is just the normal border somehow.  I<br/>
am guessing there are salient-type shapes which follow<br/>
historic or village lines if not some natural<br/>
boundary.  I am saying all this because I don&#39;t<br/>
remember anybody responding to Peter&#39;s e-mail on the<br/>
salient.  By the way, Brendan, Tetulia district looks<br/>
somewhat like a salient.  Is there some oddity behind<br/>
that?<br/>
I was looking at the online atlas of Sweden and was<br/>
looking at the area of Trestickan National Park around<br/>
which three divided islands we discussed earlier<br/>
exist.  I noticed that the boundary stone 3, on the<br/>
island Takeholmen, is in some sort of Swedish local<br/>
boundary.  It also looks like on Norwegian maps to be<br/>
on two different Norwegian local boundaries, creating<br/>
a kinda-quintipoint.  Can&#39;t think of any other<br/>
boundary stone that is in the intersection of so many<br/>
different straight lines except our famous Buoy in<br/>
Florida.<br/>
                                  Arif    <br/>
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