Subject: African borders<br/>
Date: Dec 21, 2001 @ 14:42<br/>
Author: jesniel (&quot;jesniel&quot; &lt;jesniel@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-2047230865">You probably wonder where I am? Here is a clue: S33º55.284&#39; E18º53.176. <br/>
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Well I&#39;ve bough a few African atlases. A 1:3500000 and a 1:1500000 (S+E <br/>
Africa). Not the best details, but better than normally. It also has some <br/>
1:35000 and 1:15000 parts with borders, but they are wet like the Victoria <br/>
Falls and the Caledon river border at Maseru. They do show provencial <br/>
borders as well. <br/>
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I spotted another African international quadropoint. I am not sure if any of <br/>
you guys have thought about that before. It&#39;s Sudan, Kenya, Ethiopia and the <br/>
Sudan area administered by Kenya. It appears also to be a Kenyan <br/>
pene-exclave as there is only one road to the area from Kenya. There is no <br/>
such pene-exclave situation by the Egypt-Sudan adm/pol bourders. <br/>
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If I get a good map of the area I might try to find a municipality tripoint. <br/>
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On the flight I enjoyed the inflight moving map GPS feature. As I flew over <br/>
Bulawayo, Zimbabwe I discovered a clear line cut through the landscape like <br/>
at CAUS and NOSE, but checking my map it unfortunately was not a border - <br/>
what could it have been? <br/>
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That&#39;s all guys. <br/>
<br/>
Jesper</div>