--- In BoundaryPoint@y..., "granthutchison" <granthutchison@b...>
wrote:
> > ok then i was evidently taking or mistaking grants mt gbaam for
mt
> > nuon
> > but i now think what brownlie means by mont nuon is just the
height
> > of land from which the nuon descends
> > which i believe neednt necessarily be a summit at all but could
> just
> I think it is a summit, though - that long narrow loop of 1200m
> contour with the black summit marker at the SW end has two sources
of
> the Nuon draining off its SE flank. It looks like a whaleback on
the
> ridge, several kms long, between Nimba to the NE and Gbaam to the
SW.
>
> Grant
the summit of the 1500 meter long whaleback could well be right per
peters map
which is the most credible source we have
& i think or imagine i see that whaleback on the photo now too
but i will shut up with that
m