Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] Where is the enclave?<br/>
Date: Sep 24, 2001 @ 19:18<br/>
Author: Arif Samad (Arif Samad &lt;fHoiberg@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-531166053">My choice is generally onsidering the biggest<br/>
territory by size to be the mainland and the smaller<br/>
territory, whatever their importance may be.  However,<br/>
whether you go by size or importance, it can create an<br/>
interesting dilemmas.  For example, a place that can<br/>
be an enclave in one level may turn out to be the<br/>
mainland if it holds the capital or be the bigger<br/>
territory in a lower level.  I say, to each his own.<br/>
An interesting similar case, having to do with islands<br/>
but not enclaves, was the one-time Mayotte capital of<br/>
Dzaoudzi.  Dzaoudzi was not on the island of Mayotte<br/>
and not even on the tiny island of Pamandzi, but on a<br/>
small rock next to that tiny island.  The whole of the<br/>
rock was part of the town.<br/>
By the way, I have not been able to find an enclave of<br/>
Bremerhaven.  I looked both at Mapquest and German<br/>
topographic maps online and though there is a<br/>
territory connected by a thin salient, I have not<br/>
found a completely detached territory.  However, if we<br/>
are looking for an enclave of an enclave, we can look<br/>
at Kloster Grimmenstein, which is an enclave of<br/>
Appenzell InnerRhoden in Appenzell AusserRhoden near<br/>
the fragments of Oberegg.<br/>
                                      Arif<br/>
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