Subject: Re: Perfs & Frags<br/>
Date: Nov 25, 2001 @ 21:15<br/>
Author: Grant Hutchison (&quot;Grant Hutchison&quot; &lt;granthutchison@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-556168470">Well, I can&#39;t count. Barring *more* mistakes ...<br/>
23 countries contain 271 perforations. These consist of:<br/>
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 253   conventional land enclaves (exclaves of other countries)<br/>
   3   enclaved countries (Lesotho, Vatican, San Marino)<br/>
   4   high seas enclaves perforating national EEZs (eg Shikoku Basin)<br/>
   3   territories enclaved entirely by EEZs (eg St Pierre & Miquelon)<br/>
   8   territories enclaved by combined land & sea borders (eg Monaco)<br/>
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33 countries have a total of 329 detached fragments:<br/>
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 253   conventional exclaves (enclaved by one other country)<br/>
  19   EEZ islands in the high seas (enclaved by Everyone&#39;s Land)<br/>
   3   island territories enclaved by the EEZ of another country<br/>
   7   territories on the coast of another country and enclaved <br/>
       by that country&#39;s EEZ<br/>
  47   other fragments, hemmed in by land and/or sea belonging to<br/>
        several nations<br/>
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Grant</div>