Andy,
Re item 1 below, that looks like an endless task,
but how about County quad points?
Quite some time ago Michael posted on Boundary
Point a tentative list of the number
of county quads in
each state. Since then I have been working on that project
and
have what I believe to be a complete listing of all
the quad points including the county
names and the coordinates for each
point. At present it is just a bunch of notes. As
soon as I get time I'll put it in document form and
post it on Boundary Point.
Just got back from GCEBE a few days ago.
Fantastic trip. Peter Hering did a great
job of planning and leading the
expedition.
Jack
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Sent: Friday, September 07, 2001 1:35 PM
Subject: [BoundaryPoint] borderline projects
Some more borderline
projects:
1. County tri points. For those
wanting something to tackle
closer to home.
2. Circumnavigations - hike
around lower 48 - or maybe
your
home state. I suggested this to Dinesh Desai,
who
has hiked the west (ocean)
border of CA, but he did
not jump
on it ...
----------------- not related to borderlines
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3. Watershed tri
points. USGS has some online maps of
watershed regions.
Finally, I'm curious if any European members know of
persons
hiking the provincial high points. In
England they hike
the county high points -
anything similar in France, Germany, etc ?
Email me at oldadit@... if you don't want to waste
group
bandwitdth on this
...
- Andy
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