Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] biparochial quadripoint on Guernsey?<br/>
Date: Apr 19, 2002 @ 17:54<br/>
Author: Bernhard Lurssen (Bernhard Lurssen &lt;tardis@...-net.de&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1809621742">Peter,<br/>
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No, they don&#39;t. I was there, and the width of the St. Pierre du Bois (St.<br/>
Peter in the Woods) Parish bottleneck is 30.4 m.<br/>
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Regards<br/>
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Bernhard<br/>
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ps1966nl wrote:<br/>
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<blockquote><span title="qreply"> &gt; Does anyone know and/or has a good map of a possible biparochial<br/>
&gt; quadripoint on Guernsey? It looks like two parts of St. Peter and two<br/>
&gt; parts of Torteval come together in a single point, but I can&#39;t find a<br/>
&gt; detailed enough online map of the island.<br/>
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&gt; These kind of points are not uncommon in the US, of course, but in<br/>
&gt; Europe I don&#39;t know of more of these, although there must be more.<br/>
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&gt; Peter S.<br/>
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