Subject: Mexico maps<br/>
Date: Sep 03, 2002 @ 03:49<br/>
Author: Arif Samad (Arif Samad &lt;geographiccuriosities@yahoo.com&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-143414629">I know the website address with Perejil flashmaps. <br/>
The problem is I don&#39;t have screen capture abilities<br/>
and I was wondering if somebody could capture the<br/>
images for me.<br/>
I have a comment to make on Mexico maps even though it<br/>
might be a little old.  (It is late at night, so I am<br/>
not going to bother mentioning full website names or<br/>
state names)  Somebody mentioned that the megapoints<br/>
in Mexico all turn out to be close, but being two<br/>
tripoints connected by small border after looking at<br/>
the Maps of Mexico site.  Now there are two such cases<br/>
and I don&#39;t deny one of them is just so.  When I<br/>
looked at the other (the one mentioned in my site),<br/>
the boundary lines are so thick, that it might look<br/>
like close tripoints even if it was a quadripoint.  I<br/>
have seen other websites and detailed maps where it<br/>
does show up as a  quadripoint.  Can somebody bring up<br/>
another place where they resolve into two tripoints? <br/>
Otherwise it is remaining in my page.<br/>
Not related, but here are two more interesting maps.  <br/>
<br/>
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