Subject: Point Roberts Article(s)
Date: Oct 08, 2001 @ 17:34
Author: Doug Murray ("Doug Murray" <dmurray@...>)
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> 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
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Andy Martin
> To: BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com
> 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 ---------------------
>
> 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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