Subject: Berg Reuland<br/>
Date: Jun 08, 2002 @ 01:59<br/>
Author: b.whyte@pgrad.unimelb.edu.au (b.whyte@...)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-975599132"><blockquote><span title="ireply">&gt; After a long look at the map, I can explain some things.<br/>
&gt; Near Burg-Reuland the border is not the river Our. At Boundarystone 74 and<br/>
&gt; 75 the border leaves the Our to go south-east. That makes that Burg Reuland<br/>
&gt; is not in the direct neighbourhood of any border. <br/>
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 </span></blockquote>The Commune (Gemeente) of burg-Reuland does border on Germany, so perhaps they meant commune and not the town itself, which is well west of the boundary.<br/>
According to my Belgian maps (100k, 50k and 25k topographics), the border leaves the Our at pillar149 and heads almost south, while the Our turns SSE. As the pillar numbering goes northwards, pillar 74 would be well south of Berg Reuland town. <br/>
BW</div>