With
these peculiar postal anomolies, are you positive that both states share
sovereignty over them, or, as I suspect, have simply worked out a postal
convention that is convenient or a quirk of history. Where are the others
you have identified, Len?
Ray
len
it looks like you may be reporting a
prized rarity here
which has escaped our global scrutiny til now
namely a 5th condo territory
for we doubted just last month
that we would find any more than the pair of delu & the pair of esfr
condos totaling 4 already known
so please do pursue this baby
& especially so if it was created in jest
also can
you name the other 5 international postal zipmates
as they would make a
nice global bouquet in any case
hopefully
helpfully
m
--- In BoundaryPoint@y..., "L. A. Nadybal"
<lnadybal@h...> wrote:
> Does anyone have a detailed map of
the exact area of Morokulien that is
> jointly administered by
Sweden and Norway? Attached are two files - a
> small map of
the general area and a picture of an envelope posted from
> there
with a Swedish stamp and a Morokulien label. Norwegian stamps
are
> equally acceptable, and in fact the post office there is one
of only
> five or six others in the world that has two post- or ZIP
codes, each
> from a different country ( N-2242 Morokulien and
S-67044 Morokulien).
>
> I'm also seeking a copy of the
treaty that established the condominum.
> I have heard the area came
to have this weird status somewhat in jest,
> having something to
possibly do with the promotion of a movie in the
> late 1950s, to
which it's name alludes. It also has something to do
> with a
peace treaty between Scandinavian countries, from what I've
> heard,
but know little else. I've seen many websites from radio
>
amateurs whose stations broadcast from there, but none really
address
> the history.
>
> Help will be
appreciated.
>
> Thanks and regards
>
> Len Nadybal
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