AAA did something similar on their Minnesota map where it depicts
MIMNON approximately 10 miles out into Lake Superior, whereas it is
actually about three quarters of a mile. Perhaps AAA needs AA, eh?

Also, Mike, I was musing on the egdodge when a realized my truck is
nothing special just atoyota, a visual as well as alphabetic palindrome.

BJB

--- In BoundaryPoint@y..., "m donner" <maxivan82@h...> wrote:
> for some reason the aaa road atlas endeavors in its 2000 edition to
depict
> for the first time the maritime boundary of the state of california
>
> it fails utterly not only by showing the boundary at a distance of
12nm from
> the coast rather than 3nm
> but also by neglecting to surround the channel islands with any
maritime
> territory at all
>
> i am fairly sure aaa has never tried this before for california
> nor for any other state
> nor is any other state than california so treated in this edition
>
> i know aaa is often a bit sketchy about the back roads
> but what could possibly have occurred to produce such an extravagant
blunder
>
> m
>
>
>
>
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