Some time ago, I posted a good site with old Soviet topo maps of
Lithuania. The main page isn't working anymore, but the maps are still
online (navigation is a bit cumbersome, though). Anyway, BYLTPL can be
seen at
http://zukle.techas.lt/map/3map/KA14_big.jpg . This tripoint
looks like being wet - in the Marycha river (in between boundary
markers 1787 and 1790). The Marycha is called Marugie on the Lithuanian
side of the river in my Polish road atlas.
BTW: the maps can be found at
http://zukle.techas.lt/map/ and
http://zukle.techas.lt/map/3map/ (for as long as it lasts...).
Peter S.
--- "Jan S. Krogh" <
jan.krogh@...> wrote:
> Sorry, yes, you are right. I have only byltpl in my head now - it is
> the
> only lt tp it so far did not visit. The brook at ltplru we did not
> even
> find, it was probably completely dry at this time of the year. Since
> good
> border maps is a state secret in this country this on-line map is the
> best I
> can offer. It seems it also is dry, but from lt side it is behind the
> 2,5 m.
> high border fence which is located some 300 - 600 meters inside the
> border.
>
> Jan
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Peter Smaardijk [mailto:smaardijk@...]
> Sent: 22. august 2002 00:23
> To: BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: RE: [BoundaryPoint] ltplru tp
>
>
> Looks like BYLTPL, and Jesper asks about LTPLRU. And that is very
> dry,
> according to all these pictures posted here, some of them by you.
> You
> must have a good map of the area. My Russian map (1:200k) shows it
> dry,
> although a small stream called Cernica (first c with caron) just
> misses
> it.
>
> But BYLTPL is an interesting one as well. Do you have any
> information
> on that one?
>
>
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