Subject: waorus visible<br/>
Date: Nov 27, 2001 @ 04:36<br/>
Author: michael donner (michael donner &lt;orc@orcoast.com&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-2143961411">the attached class d photo of waorus  aka oruswa<br/>
which today became the most accurately coordinated tripoint in the world<br/>
was taken on a fairly clear day this past spring<br/>
facing wsw from very near dry wasw on mckenzie head<br/>
at a target distance of less than 4nm<br/>
<br/>
the rocks at lower left are part of the southwest pointing north jetty or<br/>
right dimple of the columbia river mouth<br/>
which you can also use to orient from topozone<br/>
<br/>
the 200k scale there is best for observing the tripoint position<br/>
which is clearly depicted 3nm due west of the first orwa turnpoint<br/>
a statutory integral 5minute point falling conveniently in the mouth of the<br/>
river roughly midway between the opposing jetty heads<br/>
<br/>
in the pic the waorus point can be visualized in the ocean approximately<br/>
just beneath the tip of the lowest tree branch at left & roughly midway<br/>
between the horizon & breaker<br/>
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m</div>