Subject: Re: TriPoint Attempt?<br/>
Date: Aug 26, 2002 @ 11:26<br/>
Author: bumpa50_1999 (&quot;bumpa50_1999&quot; &lt;hanrahan@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1709213508">That has me wondering what gaps in the boundary vista, if any, might <br/>
exist on the caus boundary.  I remember crossing the border on I-87 <br/>
near Rouses Point, NY about 20 years ago.  Looking west, the boundary <br/>
was marked by a rather short chain link fence running through <br/>
relatively thick vegetation (plus a monument located adjacent to the <br/>
highway) but I didn&#39;t see any clear cut vista at that time.<br/>
<br/>
Bill<br/>
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<blockquote><span title="qreply"> --- In BoundaryPoint@y..., &quot;zoommedix&quot; &lt;zoomer@t...&gt; wrote:<br/>
&gt; <br/>
&gt; Being stuck in north america where international boundaries are few <br/>
&gt; and far between. I am thinking of trying for the Alberta/BC/Montana <br/>
&gt; tri point. I dont know how difficult this will be or if it is even <br/>
&gt; reachable but it&#39;s worth a go. The Biggest problem with this <br/>
tripoint <br/>
&gt; is altitude as it is on the Continental divide. I know I can reach <br/>
&gt; the Alberta /Montana border because of a near by lake which has <br/>
flat <br/>
&gt; terrain but wheather or not the ridge between Alberta and BC is <br/>
&gt; attainable is the question. I&#39;ll keep u posted<br/>
&gt; <br/>
&gt; Zoomer </span></blockquote></div>